(Originally posted in r/Neography , but I'm interested to see how far can people go trying to decipher it)  
  
It's been almost an year since I created and refined my writing system, which I've been using mostly for journaling, as well as transcribing random quotes and sentences for fun. So I decided to share it here in this sub.

For the aesthetic, I tried taking inspiration from Avestan, Mkhedruli and Armenian, but guess it ended becoming it's own thing. I'm still not sure whether I'm fully satisfied with resulting look, but I'm still proud of it. The system has quite a personal value for me at this point.

If this gets enough interest, I'll eventually post a full key. But I'm leaving several scattered clues in the samples here shown. Hope you enjoy it!

NOTES:

* The language represented is Portuguese. The system would need some significant adaptation to work for English, because of its complex syllabic codas.
* It functions as a mix of a syllabary and an abugida, and a semi-abjad. For its logical structure, I took ideas from Paleohispanic scripts, Sumerian cuneiform and Pahawk Hmong, as well as an initial premise of "if you wrote down only some vowels and left others to context, could you register a non-Semitic language with sufficient phonetic precision?"
* The system is mostly (like, 80-90%) phonetic, but a few elements are taken from historical spelling/older Portuguese phonology just for fun. It's still predictable if you know enough about modern Portuguese orthography
* I'll only be providing the translation for Sample 4. It's a quote from a classic romance of Brazilian literature, which reads: "Inocência, coitadinha... Exatamente nesse dia fazia dois anos que o seu gentil corpo fora entregue a terra, no imenso sertão de Sant'Ana do Paranaíba, para ai dormir o sono da eternidade." Samples 11 and 12 also contain quotes from the same book.
* Also, Sample 14 contains numbers.
* V sbyybjrq gur ehyrf

Personal Conscript for Portuguese