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ConeLang GeotreeArtLang And the Golden Age of Conlangs: mid-20th Century to Present 2020 Millenum








The cross of King of kings Christian Fisherman the Christian SigilArtConlang...

ConeLang GeotreeArtLang And the Golden Age of Conlangs: mid-20th Century to Present 2020 Millenum


The cross of King of kings Christian Fisherman the Christian SigilArtConlang...


ConeLang GeotreeArtLang And the Golden Age of Conlangs: mid-20th Century to Present 2020 Millenum

The third and ongoing chapter in the history of language invention began in the 20th century, with the rise of artistic languages, or artlangs. For the first time in history, conlangs were created with no particular goal in mind, but as a means of artistic expression. The most famous creator of such languages was English linguist and novelist J.R.R. Tolkien, the Mozart of conlanging, who I hope needs no introduction. He started conlanging as a child, and called creating artificial languages his “secret vice”. His conlanging work is monumental: he created multiple languages, which he then artificially evolved to create numerous language families, each comprised of a dozen languages or so. This magnificent handiwork is so complex that there are actual linguists specialising in the study of his languages, and scholarly periodicals published regularly about them.

Another famous artistic language is Klingon, created for the Star Trek television series by Mark Okrand, probably the second best known conlang after Esperanto.

But it’s with the premiere of the TV series and cultural phenomenon Game of Thrones in 2011, which prominently features conlangs created by professional conlanger David J. Peterson, that the conlanging world truly exploded. Where once conlangers were numbered in the dozens, now they are hundreds, with forums and Facebook groups dedicated to this peculiar hobby.

This explosion of interest, together with the publication of conlanging manuals and the spread of conlanging websites on the Internet, has given the current period the name of Golden Age of Conlanging.

So, boys and girls, this is the history of conlanging. Unlike the history of natural language, this is a history of human invention and ingenuity.

Maybe the next chapter of the history of conlanging could be written by some of you guys.

And there is the

GeotreeArtLang that it is not in the Article

This is the Geometry Art Language.


I have made the ConeLang

And geotreeArtLang

CircleArtLang

and SigilArtlang


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