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Description
Here is another chunk of Dscript text run through some reflection filters in a graphics editor.

I took the text from the famous story “the ass and his driver” which is one of Aesop’s fables.

The glyph disc is made up of a bunch of Dscript word symbols. Each word symbol has the possibility of getting cut and mirrored or cut and clued to another cut line.

This results in some “spliced word glyphs” which are composite of 2 words.

Long story short, no, it is not really “legible Dscript text art”.

There is however the possibility that the resulting symbols are “somewhat-legible”, ambiguously-legible”, “creatively legible”, or “just plain pretty”.

The full story, “the ass and his driver”, in both plain English Latin alphabet and Dscript word glyph, in a graphical design format is available here

Description
Here is another chunk of Dscript text run through some reflection filters in a graphics editor.

I took the text from the famous story “the ass and his driver” which is one of Aesop’s fables.

The glyph disc is made up of a bunch of Dscript word symbols. Each word symbol has the possibility of getting cut and mirrored or cut and clued to another cut line.

This results in some “spliced word glyphs” which are composite of 2 words.

Long story short, no, it is not really “legible Dscript text art”.

There is however the possibility that the resulting symbols are “somewhat-legible”, ambiguously-legible”, “creatively legible”, or “just plain pretty”.

The full story, “the ass and his driver”, in both plain English Latin alphabet and Dscript word glyph, in a graphical design format is available here