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Functional Cyrillic style script from Rain World:
I'll try to respond to any questions about the sounds for the symbols (charts are based on the General American English IPA chart, which is on Wikipedia), also I made a mistake and the dental fricative 7H should also have the voiced version ĪH, as seen in ĪHIIIļ¾, meaning "this" as opposed to three (7H2III)
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I made the two Rain World writing systems functional (also practiced its septimal number system at the top); however, it's hard to make pencil more legible with editing so I'll probably rewrite this in pen. Also, the keys are the grids, based on the IPA chart, and English is written how it's pronounced in these systems. I'll try to respond to any questions on what symbols represent what, but Wikipedia's IPA chart has the pronunciations of the sounds, and the article on General American English has a similar chart (although the dipthong (vowel sound) in boat is the mid-mid vowel (schwa/u in mud) followed by the close-back vowel (oo in food) in these systems because I like it that way)
I was going to do a "Get those bigass antlers out of here I can't read the caption," but I drew him too high on the page J_L
I also somehow didn't notice (before coloring) that the two references I was using were completely different forms from before and after he tankified...
Traditional art + digital coloring my beloved... traditional crosshatching + digital coloring my beloathed...
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(Right-to-left) Idiot with big wings gets hit by his own rock and falls off a cliff without using aformentioned big wings
(I didn't make this up, it's from Redemption Center, a short story from Transformers Legends)
This is my chicken truck oc.
I found an old sketchbook that doesnt bleed; color has returned!
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Starscream time ā°ā°š
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Transformers Dump for now
This is in chronological order (warning: MANY images of my sketchbook, only ink, almost no color)
This has too much toki pona for me to want to translate it, sorry Inli speakers, I must study for my apes (environmental science not the monkeys). In terms of grammar, I know I missed a "ni" before the colon and don't necessarily need quotes. "Pali ali" is fun in mouth not "pali ale." Also, page two is where ilo Lasosom (from lysosome) was born, most of the page is pipi Kasape with a basketball though.
jan pi toki Inli li sona ala e lipu ni. ni tan mi wile e sona Epi (AP) Epajameta Sajen. mi sona e ni: mi toki wile e "ni" monsi ":" e """ wile suli ala. pali ali li musi lon uta. pali ale li musi ala lon uta. lipu tu li jo e ilo Lasosom e pipi Kasape. ilo Lasosom li kin. pipi Kasape li jo e sike musi.
This page is where I named pipi Kasape and made him like bugs. This was from a while ago so I must admit my toki pona is flawed. On page one, "jan pi olin pipi" (top right) means "bug liker" to me, and "pipi li pona... ken la..." was meant to mean "i like bugs... maybe..." but I don't think that's grammatically correct; "pipi li pona" combined with the expression is enough to convey the intended message. On page two, all of the bugs at the top are tokiponized and I liked pipi Kasape (grasshopper) the most as a name. The text underneath that says "pakala... ona li sona mi olin pipi a" is meant to mean "frick... they know I like bugs." I'm open to criticism/corrections of my toki pona since I'm a beginner.
mi nimi e pipi Kasape lon lipu ni. pipi Kasape li olin e pipi tan lipu ni. lipu ni li sin ala mute. tan ni la mi wile toki e toki pona mi ike. (mi sona ala ni: mi ken ante e toki Inli tawa toki pona tawa toki pona tawa toki pona) mi toki ike la toki ante li pona. ni tan mi kama e sona toki pona a!
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One image blocked for the same reason as last time. The top left and bottom right pictures on the right page are inspired by me eating burnt green beans and meatball that tastes like tree respectively. This is also where Kasape becomes a bug fan.
Ending my inactivity not by putting an entire sketchbook out but by scheduling a few pages a day B)
Here are the first few drawings of pipi Kasape; I gave a face to friend's birthday invitation bird; the skeleton drawing I am not fond of is upon request from a friend; one drawing is covered up. I started here cause this is when I first got some nice highlighters that I use for the rest of the book.
At this point Kasape had no name, was a storyteller, and couldn't walk (because on the first page in the first image, his hand looked weird if he was standing up normally). One part is also covered up here. I try to roughly match the colors and lines of the sketchbook with my mouse on kleki so that the section doesn't stand out, but it makes me want to mention it here. Underneath both of the covered bits are human characters that don't match with the rest of the page. The "am i not green enough for you???" is due to a friend saying they all looked yellow when they are clearly green...
