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I now fixed the link and it should work.

5 hours ago, Honorless said:

Damn... you did it, you son-of-a-gun, you actually did it! squee!

Daughter of a gun. And more like daughter of a riffle, I guess. The riffle being Riitho. Hmm, Riitho x Nightblood… mm… (yeah, she's from different fandom). anyway thank you all!

I'll post some more soon, I accidentally ("accidentally" as in: the Shan Elariel incident) did print type too. Like a normal print, with small letters being more geometric and less connected handwriting and big being simplified older letters. But I have one more page to do + a little bit.

If @LordOfCheesecakes won't, I may take a shot at the handwriting, it looks very compelling.

Also, I just got an idea "hey, if there's a revolution on Roshar and men start to read, they'll likely end up with somenthing similar to Hangoul" (which is awesome BTW). I'm going to try to make this into a full "alphabet" too.

PS: I really like your alphabet, any takes on further metals? Also the icons that don't yet correspond to a metal? 

Second question: Anyone who knows how to make a font (ie a .otf file from this)?

I like them!

Also, not a fan of that series, but I'm getting a Doctor Who feel from it.

Thanks! 

I based it strictly  on the map so the line is pretty short. 

Also, some Aons should probably be more symmetrical. (for example, the "square" instead of Aon + Aon rotated by 180, it should be those two + two mirrored horizontally.)

That's awesome.

I quite like this. It also seems to me that he's vaguely based off of some sort of Mandelbrot - instead of z_n+1 = z_n^2 + c, you could replace the ^2 with ^x and slowly iterate it forward to get Pattern's transformation or something.

 

It might be worth looking into to see if Pattern's "number" can be determined this way. I swear I've seen a function that looks exactly like Pattern's super-spiraley self.

+1 that.

But I'd rather bet on some Julia set (it's connected to Mandelbrot).

Or one of those things you get after zooming far into Mandelbrot (normal, pow=2; example:

It's very good, but didn't she have longer hair?

I think it's braided up on her head.

I really like it, though I'm not sure about the eyes, I believe she should have a fold or whatever is that thing called. Asian-type eyes. Everyone on Roshar except Shin has them.

And they look a bit different than what you did, I'm not good at explaining unfortunately. That part of upper lid with makeup wouldn't be visible, I think.

Nice idea. I would however add some line breaks. And a signature. (of Hoid, obviously )

Wow, that's very cool! Reminds me a bit of M.C. Esher.

One thing I don't agree with – I suppose (though it isn't in the text) that their heads are one of the symbols from back cover... the probably-Voidbinding chart, near Shadesmar map. I hope you know which illustration I mean? But it may be just my impression about them.

Very nice. I like her face, it's probably the first Vin portrait I saw in which she actually looks like an urchin.

I'm not sure about the mistcloak, but I'm not criticizing your drawing here, I just imagined it to look different on the top.

And drawing her with charcoal (or is it just a soft pencil?) was a great idea, charcoal fits Scadrial so well. It makes the picture look full of ash, and that is a good thing.

Yes, it works! Thank you both for your help. You're great mods!

Also, I'm glad you like it.

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I'm not sure what do you mean, but I don't think I see it.

Bottom of the sidebar looks like that for me:

I wanted to add more description (uploaded it in a hurry), but I can't see any edit button. Can anyone please help and tell me, how to edit the picture's description?

Thank you, everyone.

Yes, it's WoT's yin-yang, because Warbreaker didn't have iconography.

It may be Jordan's saying, but Sanderson uses it a lot, too. ;-)

I think they're photos of actual smoke, but I'm not sure.

Got from http://qbrushes.net/photoshop-abstract-brushes/real-smoke-brushes/

Thank you.