AriVerse

Some extra info about this one:

due to the recent trend of making upper and lowercase numbers, or uppest or lowest case, I decided to make my own version but for numbers.

In this case the micronumbers follow simple and standard rules while the macronumbers are more artistic and convey the information more directly.

Micronumbers: either an e or an o depending on if it’s even or odd. If it’s a square, it earns a dot, while prime numbers earn a line that turns 90 degrees each time. After this, the only two numbers without unique symbols were 6 and 8, so I gave them incremental hats to compensate.

Macronumbers: let’s go through them all, shall we? Macronumbers are typically not hard to draw and many have internal symbols to note how much it is.

1: monarch- a monarch is one ruler, and since 1 is the first number, it gets a crown symbol with one jewel.

2: luck- the devil tailed profile of 2 represents heads or tails, a classic 50/50 scenario with two sides of the same coin.

3: celestial- the 2 largest bodies in the sky as well as Earth between them as their astronomical symbols. The 3 main bodies.

4: storm- 4 seasons, 4 different weather patterns. A ray of sunshine, wind, snow, and rain.

5: Dexterity- the five fingers of a human hand

6: Lumen- I named it lumen because it’s a moth which likes light. Or, at least they do from our perspective. Anyways moths as well as insects have 6 legs which are represented here.

7: Alignment- supposed to represent the 7 chakras. The simple illustration is a person sitting.

8: Widow- the 8 legs of the arachnids was a perfect example I think.

9: Revive- Cats have 9 lives, and that’s the only thing on earth that actually comes in nines… or at least the most iconic. Its heart and the surrounding dots represent each life.