*reflexive stance*
Online pseudonym: hydralisk98
Gender identity: Female
Pronouns: she/her
Birthday: August 1st
Citizenship: Canada
MBTI personality: INTJ (Architect)
Mental health details: Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) & Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD)
Education: Full DES, DEP Information Technologies’ Support, some time DEP in ‘Graphic Design’ and some more time into Cegep in Multimedia… and so much more time spent exploring and learning by myself.
05.01 - The Ancient Blade
“Houston, I am now King of the Moon.”
Hey Pillowfort, can you give us a rundown on the best ways for artists (especially nsfw) to build/rebuild an audience on your platform?
The best way to get your art & other content in front of other users on Pillowfort is to post them to relevant Communities! There are a lot of art Communities on Pillowfort, a couple of the biggest being ArtistAlley and PillowArtists, so it’d be a good idea to start there.
Frajlen
Name derived from "fried language" because it looks like chicken wings.
just a
Lemmeseeong
A semisyllabary. Has an option where you put the vowel letter stacked above the (C)e syllable to change the syllabic vowel in it.
Like this ("Helleo")
Name derived from "Lemme see, on god-", a message from one of the Discord servers I'm in.
Yangi-tae Hayoita
Just historical Hangul symbols sideways, with charges assigned via English letters frequency table.
Name derived from the mashed up syllables of the word for "sun" in Chinese, Korean and Japanese.
Fegoi'ic
This one is quite good. Two variants of interpreting the letters are shown, seen to the left and right of the key.
Lapine alphabet
Script commission made for @cyberneticlagomorph. Meant to be used by Pookas, a species of shapeshifting Celtic fae with bunny traits.
The writ is scratched onto wooden tablets or could be possibly carved in stone, or on clay. Partial inspiration taken from my scripts Doali, Old Carvrite and Fegoi'ic. Below are the variants for paper calligraphy:
Lapine alphabet
Script commission made for @cyberneticlagomorph. Meant to be used by Pookas, a species of shapeshifting Celtic fae with bunny traits.
The writ is scratched onto wooden tablets or could be possibly carved in stone, or on clay. Partial inspiration taken from my scripts Doali, Old Carvrite and Fegoi'ic. Below are the variants for paper calligraphy:
