Service Overview
I design original alphabets, runes, and symbolic writing systems for fantasy and science fiction worlds. Each script begins with expressive energy — rhythm, motion, and cultural identity — and is developed into a coherent system that feels as though it could truly exist.
The goal is visual authenticity. These scripts are not decorative marks, but structured writing systems informed by real linguistic principles, calligraphy, and typographic form. The result is writing that feels alive — imaginative, believable, and grounded in the logic of its world.
Worldbuilding Through Form
Written language carries history. Letterforms reveal culture, technology, belief systems, and temperament. I design scripts to reflect these traits directly through form.
Whether refined and ceremonial, mechanical and precise, monastic and restrained, or alien and abstract, each system emerges from the internal logic of the world it belongs to rather than surface aesthetics.
- Ancient Iba Script
- Client: Kingdom of Flowers
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Systemic Design, Not Decoration
Each fictional script is developed as a system rather than a collection of symbols. This includes consistent stroke logic, repeatable construction rules, proportional balance, and visual rhythm.
The intent is to create writing that can be expanded, reused, and applied across environments without breaking internal coherence — suitable for long-term production use rather than one-off imagery.
Applications
- Games and entertainment franchises requiring immersive written languages
- Film and cinematic universes needing believable signage, props, or artifacts
- Environmental graphics and world-building assets
- Fictional branding for in-universe organizations or cultures
- Artwork, posters, and experimental typographic pieces seeking narrative depth
Deliverables
All fictional script systems are delivered as clean, professional vector files, fully scalable to any resolution, along with transparent raster exports for immediate use in print or digital media.
Each project may include a complete alphabet, partial symbol set, or modular writing system depending on production needs, with structures designed to support future expansion and reuse.
