A little something.

[rystrom]

A poster that I made a while ago. Click for fun.

[LokiPanda1]

Make it a Jpeg

[rystrom]

The jpg is about 10 mb... Where can I host this?

[Halowood]

All I get is ads and it asking me to upload a pic.

[rystrom]

*Fixed* The septaglyphs are hard to read tho.

[Halowood]

Looks sweet.

[LokiPanda1]

not working for me

[Nimnim]

Wicked sweet!

[Hellboy]

Im the same as Loki i cant watch it wont let me

[rystrom]

It's a pdf so maybe you don't have a viewer.

[Relym]

I don't know Septaglyphs well enough to know what it reads. What do they say?

[Lathos Zan]

The only septagliphs I remember are the ones for the phrase "I love you" because me and my gf like to put it on letters...

[Tophatwonder]

I think it says,

much can creature like ("prefix: future tense") need
creature some around
some eat ("prefix: formal") ("prefix: future tense") shut
creature strong wake (prefix: question") good day/good evening.

well i think i may have completely destroyed the wording, what does it actually say? 

[chluaid]

The glyphs are very well drawn.. nice work! One or two were difficult to see (such as your pluralisation of lrd) but your improvising stroke for rsrm was pretty much spot on.
There are a few bits I'm unsure of, which I've put in green.
For me it translates as follows:

ft ld lrdr sdt l sld
many (their?) animals in the forest

lrdr rsr lmt
animals all around

rsr fdtd f l ldm
all hungry to the (shut?)

lrdr rsrm lrf r ftt
animals everywhere dream and creep

Not quite sure what you meant by the final line, but that's how I translated it.

[rystrom]

Wow brush the dust off this thread. After a conversation about Sarus with a friend of mine I suddenly remembered this forum and the fact that I haven't studied any Sarus in months.

Thanks for the kind words on my poster and I'm amazed you managed to read so much of the glyphs. They were done in illustrator as I mentioned before so they were quite tricky to get into the right shape (I'm no expert with the program).

Chluaid was fairly close with them and I'm back to correct the missing glyphs.

The second glyph of the first sentence you will notice that the last stroke of the character doesn't finish facing straight up so it can't be Do. The correct translation was actually Sot (Thank).

The last glyph of the 3rd sentence if you look close there is actually a circle on the second stroke making the final word Ladədəm (The Autumn Feast).

If this forum is still ticking then I might just have to get out my books again.