glikka /ˈɡlik.ka/ n. Etymology: Borrowed from the forest folks. Adopted from the glifka. Over generations of rapid speech among Nivukti scouts, the soft /f/ assimilated completely into the plosive /k/

hymru /ˈhəm.ru/ n. Etymology: Native Nivukti. Retains its old, un-eroded form. Definition: A shallow, rectangular trencher carved from dense hardwood or could be petrified wood. Designed with thick, low

bokka /ˈbok.ka/ n. Etymology: Borrowed from the forest folks word bokkin. Which is a carved wood-knot. As Nivukti speakers integrated the word into their everyday speech it became bokka. Definition: A

This is how the directions would sit on that lens called Kluyll. They will be etched into the star iron material although this is just a rough sketch The middle circular area would be the lens kluyll itself

Currently thinking, conceptualizing my version of the directions like what would I call north or south in my world for the Nivukti? I am considering the moon the crescent shaped one to lead this idea but

The Kovuk is the most feral part of Lohummti's kit. It looks harvested. It has a jagged, prehistoric quality that ties him directly to the petrified landscape. The Kovuk / Windbreaker (The Paper-Skin Shell)

I had been working on the scout Lohummti's survival gear. Here I made a rough sketch to show some details of what I want to add to his gear. The first one is the improved look of his staff which he uses

I am sketching out the Gukloo today, those bone plates the haulers use to skate across the flats and huve. I have always called them "clackers" because of the sound they make, but in the Nivukti

I just love the way the ochre and the teal are mixing on the page while I was sketching these images of the binary moon. I think I finally got the vibe for Ughu and Eghi. The two moons now have names.

I’ve decided to reboot one of the characters of the Nivukti project. While the original spirit of the young scout LohummTi was there, this new iteration brings a much more grounded nomadic feel to his

I’ve been thinking about LohummTi lately the smallest of the three characters and what his actual role looks like being a young member. I drew this image of him out in the transition zones, where the desert

Hey guys I am back after a long break. I had been thinking about the drawing I made from a previous drawing prompt -- home from the snow I planned then to further develop and build the world of these three

Halowisp (Hálwysh) Meaning (Murniloo root analysis): Hál “hollow light” or “sacred dimness.” Wysh “breath / flicker / spirit.” Together: Hálwysh, “the breath of hollow light.” Classification: Luminous

[🇩🇪 mit deutscher Übersetzung] About one week has passed since my Toki Pona-Challenge began - Now, this is my progress

Glostrulyn Meaning: glowing nest Type of house: crystal leaf pod Structure: Translucent pods grown on high canopy leaves, suspended like glowing fruit. Special Feature: Solar shimmer roofs that glow with

Slowly building the characters one at a time today it is a mosquito I call Zynki. Another Nyffrin or small insect like creature from Murn Hollow

quick draft I made of a bat ready for flight this form is anthropomorphic making her wings look like a cape Still building the rich lexicon of Murniloo. I was inspired by one of the posts here in the community

Forest's Quiet Place Light falls soft on green ground. Small wings shine in dark air. Trees hear the stars sing low. A secret path is there. Soft moss grows on old stone. Small feet walk quiet trails.

Ny random notes when I was thinking about the name of the woodland that I am building I know it is too ambitious but that is me challenging myself. Here I wrote some useful keypoints about the name and

an insect like creature with a pet on leash I want it to blend with what I am building and I think this is a nice addition to my nyffrin characters