Will you look at this! A visitor to my site has acquainted herself with one of my writing systems. That’s very uncommon and positively flattering. I think every conlanger/-scripter out there will recognize the utter rarity of someone actually using your creation without them being your mother or having been pity pressured into submission. I’m blushing!

Fabulous! Now for the lazy ones among us, who do not always have time to decipher your script, let alone to learn how to write it: wat staat er? Een huwelijksaanzoek?
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here is my progress w[ith] this script. it comes naturally w[ith] [a] little practice! make it your own + its fun.
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Thats me!!! I just saw your comment back to me. I am still using it everyday and have just started learning your Tree script too. I have directed several people to your page who are looking for a new and interesting forms of writing.
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That’s so nice to hear! I hope the instructions are decipherable? Most of it is in (weirdish) Dutch, so if you need any clarification, don’t hesitate to shout.
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Google does a decent job of translating. I have done 20 or so word trees (though some long words look like bushes) and might embroider them for crafts (if that’s ok). Another friend is interested so she is learning it too. I only wish I was a better artist so my trees looked prettier haha.
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Oh, cool! I’m curious to see what your trees look like.
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Now I am definitely not an artist haha, but here are some ‘realistic’ looking trees that say GIVE, LIFE, LOVE, and a little tree that doesn’t say anything. Using the universal spare “letter” really helps balance some words out. And I didn’t follow it exactly as far as letter placements so that the trees would look fuller. There’s a timelapse of me making a simple stick tree for LUCK. It’s very addictive! I’ll keep adding to the album so feel free to check back with the link.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/fmccXNgAgN22msW29
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Wow! That’s pretty darn awesome, that is :)
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