Started conlanging in middle school but only got serious about it like a year ago and decided to join CWS, got involved in conworlding by proxy after joining a collaborative project of which I am still a part.

I make worlds, I am a god!
But I also make music sometimes...

gonna be a latin education major soon, i started conlanginh when i was 13

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Wanna write a fantasy story and create a conlang

What got me into world design: 80's and 90's cartoons, movies, TV shows, books, Rainbow Brite Golden Book, Beauty by Sheri S. Tepper, mythology, fairy tales, folk tales, Alice in Wonderland.
What kind of books I read: usually fashion, costume history, fashion history, reference books, history, Noam Chomsky, decluttering and organizing, business, jewellery making, meditation, wellbeing, crystals, Neil Degrasse Tyson, Brian Cox, Egypt, Japan, languages, yoga, aromatherapy, gardening, sustainable, vegan, eco, architecture, interiors, India, art, pop surrealism, philosophy, science, classics, recipes, how to, DIY, herbs, tea, beauty, longevity, world building, music theory, dictionaries, Shakespeare, Silk roads, Ottoman empire, fantasy, divination, Buddhism, Bagavad Gita, plastic free, waste free/zero waste, magazines, psychology, animal totems etc and resources for home schooling.
What I studied in school: I went to college for fashion, apparel, design, construction, pattern making, cutting, illustration, drawing, trade sketching, fabrics. In high school I wanted to drop out and be a fashion designer and be in a rock band. I would have liked to study philosophy, metaphysics, theology, theosophy, anthropology, mythology, linguistics, film making, writing, costume, Egyptology, archaeology, etc

Hypothetically a worldbuilder, conlanger, and writer, except I can't come up with names

I am focusing on a culture for a conlang that I am creating that is a non-binary language with a heavy European influence. There are no words for man/women, mom/dad, husband/wife.

I make conlangs by chance. Few of them are fulfilled.

My main inspiration was when I read a book written to the style of Choose Your Own Adventure. One of the adventures involves saving a fictional city from an alien invasion. I decided to construct two languages - one for the aliens, and one for the city's inhabitants. The conlangs are part of a comic book series I made, which involves traveling around the world. The comic book series is part of a larger shared universe with a history that is mostly the same as the real world.

I am studying English translation in uni (my native language is Spanish) and I was playing a very homebrew dnd campaign with some friends when I decided my character should have an elven song she sings all the time... then I wanted to write the song, but I wanted it in elven... Next thing I know I'm making up a new language and making accounts in conlang forums. Help.

I'm a gay + trans writer, artist, and worldbuilder. At the moment I'm working on a sci-fi setting with two main conlangs, Tsarkti and Eerie.