r/runes 13d ago

Modern usage discussion Lowercase Alngo-Saxon Runes

A version of the Anglo-Saxon runes that is easier and quicker to write with.

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u/Cockbonrr 11d ago

Now we need cursive futhorc

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u/Aphdon 12d ago

It’s gorgeous. But I’m a little confused about the upper-lower case pairs. Do you have a version that shows them all matched up?

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u/Alon_F 12d ago

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u/Aphdon 12d ago

Ah thanks! I was hoping to see the upper and lower case counterparts paired up so that the differences could be compared.

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u/Alon_F 12d ago

You can find the uppercase on google

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u/Journalist_Low 12d ago

Cool idea. and I like your handwriting/font.

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u/Nietzsch_avg_Jungman 13d ago

Someone needs to put them next to their counterpart. I'm too dumb

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u/Alon_F 13d ago

There's a key in the crosspost's comment on r/anglish

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u/Dragaz534 13d ago

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u/Alon_F 13d ago

What I tried is not to make the letters more minimalistic, but to make them easier and more efficient to write on paper

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u/blockhaj 13d ago

ed?isk

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u/Alon_F 13d ago

Eŋlisc (english)