Jul 17, 2024
phoenecia -- monday (disjecta remix)
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phoenecia -- monday (disjecta remix)
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Garden in Phoenicia https://hvmag.com/things-to-do/phoenicia-24-hour-day-trip/, Hudson Valley, New York.
Colorful Chart Reveals Evolution of English Alphabet From Egyptian Hieroglyphics
Most of us use the letters of the alphabet everyday, but did you ever stop to wonder how their shapes came to be? The history of the alphabet is fascinating, and each of the 26 letters has its own unique story. Matt Baker (of UsefulCharts) has designed a handy poster that documents the evolution of our familiar alphabet from its ancient Egyptian Proto-Sinaitic roots (c. 1750 BCE) up to present day Latin script.
The limited edition Evolution of the Alphabet chart shows how early shapes and symbols eventually morphed to become the ABCs we know today. While some letters are recognizable quite early on, others have little resemblance at all. The letter “A” for example, began as an Egyptian hieroglyphic that looks like an animal head with horns. Through Phoenician (c. 1000 BCE), early Greek (c. 750 BCE), and early Latin (c. 500 BCE) periods, the lines that made “A” eventually simplified to become the symbol we know today...
Read more: https://mymodernmet.com/history-of-the-alphabet-usefulcharts/
Piece done for @phoenecia^^ Thank you again for commissioning me!
I did a collab with @phoenecia with my oc Gilbert. They did the lines and I colored him.
It was a lot of fun and I was able to test out Clip Studio Paint as well. Thank you so much for doing this collab with me!
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Commissions are still running hot, because oh my stars it is expensive to move house and I’m about $1000 in the hole. So I’m drawing my way out again!
This is Phoenecia from Aetolia, in pinup form. She’s a cutie, but I wouldn’t mess with her! A pinup like this is $30 or so, and you’re required to supply the character and an existing pinup for me to base the pose on.
I am so, so thankful for people who choose to support artists! They’re how I’m making ends meet and that’s pretty amazing.
HELLO THERE wanna hear a fun fact about Phoenecia well lucky for you I have one! :D basically the Phoenecian language was like really cool and awesome cause while the language is extinct it was a semitic language so most of the meaning in its words were in the consonants similarly to modern Arabic or ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics - so their writing system (which extra fun fact was like one of the first alphabets and im pretty sure is the alphabet that the Greek alphabet and so by extension also the Latin alphabet was based on) was an abjad system where only consonants were written down
So we end up with fun Phoenecian names like Sbrtn or Lpqy or Kty or Mtw
which I think is pretty cooooool
ok ty for coming to my language rant byeeeeee
Phoenicia - "Brownout" (2001)