if you were ian, your life would consist of lonely, work filled days that dictate no progress beyond your own will to make it so through studying of the greater process and a project that consists of homework that looks like this.
ms yma didn't, perhaps, get the inexplicable urge to see arizona did she? ian might offer a place for her to stay if she did. =) ian might even be happy to have you. <3 hah
not that it isn't lovely to look at, but you need something else to do for a while. this, of course, is my opportunity to say... come to phoenix! lol <3
well, you know, can't blame me for trying! i do it to my family all the time. i just ask the same question over and over and eventually, they slip up and give me the answer i want! fortunately, i think you're too smart to fall for that tactic.
oh, hey. it's been awhile. i hope you're doing well. <3
that is the language i designed. R.L.F.Code v.5.3 it's a part of the project i've been working on. [for many years] i'm hoping to get my website going in the next couple of months. most of the interface will be in my language with flash or something giving english translation for people who visit. it's quite complex these days, but i suppose it could be translated [given enough to work with] though i have taken steps to make it difficult to translate while still being easy to read.
i'm curious, you're quite an artist, what do you think of how it looks? (there are a few ellements of v.5.2 used as links in my journal as well.)
Has been awhile. Seems both of us rarely update our journals, and online interaction is scarce. Ah, but i'm doing well. I'm usually a fairly peachy-person.
Your own language? Now that's a hip idea. How does it work? Do you substitute symbols for letters, or is it more complex?
I actually like it a lot. Defiantly original, nice balance, and spacing. Would make a gorgeous tattoo. -Allison
=) i'm love your description. <3 defiantly original. haha thank you.
it was initially a substitution system. but as time passed i developed the language to avoid redundancy in the aesthetics. and started focusing more on phonics than actual superflous rules and regulations like the ones that so ridiculously bind many aspects of english. mainely because i've broken down the letter usage to a matter of lines. and said lines can be laid out in many different ways to compose a word. so, basically, it's a matter of laying out lines within a 8-cell unit progression that can be costomized in many ways to create an aesthetically pleasing flow. it is actually pretty neat once you get the feel for the rules.
ether way, i'm no etymologist. so i can't vouge for it's usability beyond the flow from my own hand.
What a change! It looks great Ian, it has come a long way since the last revision. It's nice to be able to see what you were talking about on the phone a while ago. Looks like the letters fit together quite well [your concern at the time]. I'm glad things are going well.
i'll post more later. i've actually been pretty busy. constantly working on my computer. programs. customization. tutorials. it's awesome. i am still alone, but i don't feel it so much. and not really because of distraction. it's more because i'm loving the life i have and it's a life that i've earned every bit of.
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ian might offer a place for her to stay if she did. =)
ian might even be happy to have you. <3
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sorry babe.
we need to keep ian in his home where he can make something of himself through self discipline and definition.
you are still welcome to join us if you get the oportunity. =)
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What exactly are all those shapes? Or are they just shapes? -Allison
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it's been awhile. i hope you're doing well. <3
that is the language i designed.
R.L.F.Code v.5.3
it's a part of the project i've been working on. [for many years]
i'm hoping to get my website going in the next couple of months. most of the interface will be in my language with flash or something giving english translation for people who visit. it's quite complex these days, but i suppose it could be translated [given enough to work with] though i have taken steps to make it difficult to translate while still being easy to read.
i'm curious, you're quite an artist, what do you think of how it looks?
(there are a few ellements of v.5.2 used as links in my journal as well.)
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Your own language? Now that's a hip idea. How does it work? Do you substitute symbols for letters, or is it more complex?
I actually like it a lot. Defiantly original, nice balance, and spacing. Would make a gorgeous tattoo. -Allison
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i'm love your description. <3
defiantly original. haha
thank you.
it was initially a substitution system.
but as time passed i developed the language to avoid redundancy in the aesthetics. and started focusing more on phonics than actual superflous rules and regulations like the ones that so ridiculously bind many aspects of english.
mainely because i've broken down the letter usage to a matter of lines.
and said lines can be laid out in many different ways to compose a word. so, basically, it's a matter of laying out lines within a 8-cell unit progression that can be costomized in many ways to create an aesthetically pleasing flow.
it is actually pretty neat once you get the feel for the rules.
ether way, i'm no etymologist. so i can't vouge for it's usability beyond the flow from my own hand.
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It looks great Ian, it has come a long way since the last revision.
It's nice to be able to see what you were talking about on the phone a while ago. Looks like the letters fit together quite well [your concern at the time].
I'm glad things are going well.
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i'll post more later. i've actually been pretty busy.
constantly working on my computer. programs. customization.
tutorials. it's awesome.
i am still alone, but i don't feel it so much.
and not really because of distraction.
it's more because i'm loving the life i have
and it's a life that i've earned every bit of.
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