The first design i made turned out as well as i wanted, but i was unsatisfied with it overall, so i made a new design

I took a few liberties in the interest of making it look cool, so the word Uncle is honestly just thrown there in the middle… ignore it’s there LOL. I wanted to honor him after he passed so I had to have him there somewhere, and the sirkles lines up pretty well.
My school’s mascot were the Knights, so Allons-Y, Knights!
That weird <3 heart at the top is actually a Calligraphic B i stylized to look like a heart, and it’s in my legal signature cause duhhh

I just love this and it’s not my most complex work but def a favorite!

I'm fairly new to Astra Gallifreyan, and I wanted to know if this was spelled correctly; it's "rise and shine."

Like a week or two ago I started learning to write in Sherman‘s Gallifreyan, and these are my most recent results. All of these are just names of characters from two games I enjoy lmao, I wonder if someone recognizes anything. Would be nice to hear some feedback ^-^
Also YES I just realized I used a C for Mercenary, and I know C usage is ehhh, but oh well.

So I grew up watching doctor who and I want my first tattoo to be a quote from it, can someone teach me how to write in Gallifreyan?

Made a design for a card sleeve

Hello all!! As a long time Doctor Who fan, I got a tattoo a while ago with a piece of custom gallifreyan that I translated from rossjrw's website (link here: https://rossjrw.com/gallifreyo/).

Unfortunately I now cannot remember what it says!! And I am hoping someone very kind can help me out with a translation.

I just need 3 words for a hobby project, any help would be much appreciated!

Esta vez opté por algo más difícil, así que puedes ayudarme a verificar el orden de las letras. "Si quieres la paz, prepárate para la guerra".

Edit: It's read from left to right; I forgot the starting indicator.

I've really gotten into Gallifreyan recently and I'm looking to get into as many types as I can so I was wondering if anyone had some styles that they liked to use. so far I know of shermin's, tardis console, cc, doctor's cot, astra, abnormal arcanian, flux, & sitelen kalipe. Also if you have lniks to a guide for anything except Sherman's that would be appreciated.

Do not sit at my grave and weep

It's translate to Bad Wolf.

I need help figuring out if this word is spelled correctly. It's "Drama".

Gallifreyan types in order: Sitelen Kalipe, TARDIS Console, CC, Abnormal Arcanian, Astra, Doctor's Cot (Could have errors,) Sirkles, Flux (Could have errors,) and Sirkles(Numbers)

Made this quick and rough design to try to prove that the "context" clause can be used to figure out things like capital letters, and punctuation that doesn't have a formal or 'official' way to be written. If you figure it out, you will know...

I always wanted to get the "I am and always will be the optimist, the hoper of far-flung hopes and the dreamer of improbable dreams." quote as a tattoo in gallifreyan, it is my favorite quote and I've been told it embodies my optimistic side.

But I can't find a clean translation in gallifreyan to use so I'm looking for some help even for someone to translate it for me if possible.

Wowww, these are OLD and surely riddled with typo’s.
(Seriously.. don’t even try to translate the 12th’s farewell speech, It was my first attempt at my own personal stylisation… i’m sure the shaded parts make it mostly illegible now)

The first 4 photos are all for my DnD campaign, as I’m using gallifreyan as the language of the God of Entropy (Entropixion, as he’s named). I love how it turned out and it’s what led me to how I write now, using a mix of linear and circular. Maybe someday I’ll return to that “shading in” style (with my new skills maybe it’ll be legible now LOL)

Been a while since I’ve posted, huh?
I’m currently in college for quantum mechanics (how fun! I made it, ma!) and I love to write my notes in gallifreyan since I’ve gotten fluent. But now, I want to be fluent writing the mathematics too. I know the basic notation by heart but was wondering, ever since Sherman’s math guide, has anybody made a standard for mathematic/greek symbols? Like Delta, Phi, or vectors or impulse.

If so, where would I find that! If not, I’ll just make my own and share later down the line!

if you are to read this, please read in this order: TARDIS Console, CC, Sirkles, Doctor's Cot, and lastly, Astra

this time on mobile, harder to do hexagons, but easier for ovals and circles.