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Kaisavuara Newstype 

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75882 Published: 17th December, 2013
Last edited: 5th May, 2014
Created: 14th June, 2013
A more traditional typeface for KaisavauraThis is a clone of Kaisavuara
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        Madina Script

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        Madina Script
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        Kaisavuara 

        by Scawty
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        140875 Published: 6th February, 2013
        Last edited: 20th September, 2015
        Created: 19th December, 2012
        Clear characters for clear legibility. A syllabary designed for my conlang, not really applicable for anything else, except maybe a codex or something.        This is a clone of Iltantu-Romu
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              Iltantu-Tiveta 

              by Scawty
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              3619214 Published: 14th October, 2012
              Last edited: 18th July, 2014
              Created: 25th September, 2012
              This Script is influenced by the art-style of Tibetan. Although as soon as i formed a few basic shapes and themes for a few characters, it quickly took on a shape for itself. This is still a Syllabary used to write my Conlang, Iltantu. It works exactly the same as my more recognizable Latinesque Syllabary "Iltantu-Romu". The characters are mapped in the same exact spots, and one script can be substituted for the next. It's merely a stylistic difference (as Times New Roman is to Blackletter, for instance)              This is a clone of Iltantu-Romu
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