[hooby]

Many years ago, I've been playing around with similar ideas - although my attempts were probably more like "abstract fonts" then actual ciphers.

What feel kinda curious to me about this one, is that I see no reason or pattern for why certain letters are circles, squares or triangles. It seems to be a case of just taking all consonants in the order they have in the latin alphabet, and then randomly making the first four circles, the next four squares, the next four triangles, etc...

In my own attempts I would always try to have meaning to the shape. Like is it a voiced sound or not? Is it a plosive? Is it "soft" or a "hard" sound? etc.

So, if you a see a triangle, you know that imparts a certain quality to it... the only distinction you see here is between vowels and consonants?

[tcsenpai]

Yep this is a very simple conscript and is indeed created "progressively". For sure, the next iterations will take into account all the advices I read here