Arcastar Language Arts
J. R. R. Tolkien's Elvish scripts and languages in calligraphies, poetry and analyses. By Florian "Lothenon" Karnstein, formerly of sindarin.de.
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Variant Andatelco - a "new" tengwa
In Feanorian A from the late 1930’s1 we learned that in full writing (in this case the Parmaqestarin mode of Qenya) the letter that is otherwise used as a long vowel carrier (later called andatelco, ’long-stem’) can have a more elaborate fo...
Phonemic vowel paradigms of the General Tengwar Mode
From various documents, many of which we have known for decades, we have long had a rather clear picture of how Tolkien transcribed the consonants of English in what he called ‘phonetic’ tengwar writing, and we have also had a couple of com...
Maedros flees Thangorodrim
Pyrography (woodburning) is my latest passion, and currently I'm mostly trying to create Tolkien illustrations in a roughly 14th century style with some Tengwar calligraphy.
In my latest piece I show Maedros’ rescue from Thangorodrim, wit...
Tengwar numerals
I - Pre-Feanorian
For the scripts that J. R. R. Tolkien developed during the 1920’s he sometimes considered a distinct set of characters for numerals.
In the latest of those sources that is not yet clearly identifiable as Tengwar (th...
The Placement of Hooks
In Tengwar hooks can be appended to the end of a word to mark a following s (especially the inflections of English).
So far, so good. But where exactly do these hooks go and how are they oriented?
The answer to this question isn’t always...
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