r/neography

This is the last page in an old book I got from a thrift store in Japan. does anyone know what it is? it better not be the necronamicon or something 😂

the first 5 rows are mainly phonetic

the next 5 rows are mainly logographic

the last row is the numbers 0-9

Bored during ethics class lol

This is an example of how the line breaks in my conscript aren't different words, but just ways to differentiate certain symbols! Each symbol has a different version for when it appears at the beginning of a word. I plan to make a whole guide on how to read and write this soon, as well as a little history as to how I finally came up with this script! :D

I really want to make a conlang for this script, but I don't know at all where to start! Please give any tips you have! Same with name ideas!

Names: Ee, Zhee, At, Bee, Chee, Dee, Eth, Et, Ef, Gee, Hee, It, Jay, Kay, Uheet, Ay, Aut, El, Em, En, Ot, Pea, Are, Esh, Es, Tee, Aye, Thee, Uht, Vee, Yee, Zee, Oot, Wynn, Oat, Eng, ʊt. üt, eχ, Hwee, ɸee, Eq, Xet, Ɣee. Yes I am aware that my version of eng is not typeable, I will have to deal with it though.