Currently studying Physics, Maths, and Computer Science at A-Level. I am also developing a conlang of my own which I hope to share soon!

Hello, my artistic name is Xálos Júryin Vërdah Pyíet Prömytfos and I am from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

I've always had my head in the clouds, filled with music and scenes. I have always loved finction/fantasy worlds and they really grabbed my attention when they appeared in movies, such as Tolkien's Lord of the Rings and Avatar, for example. So in 2011 I decided to learn an alien alphabet, so that I could communicate secretly with my friends. And then we tried to learn an existing dwarf language, which we renamed Alorian. It failed - it just didn't stick and it wasn't compelling enough. So then I had the very easy/cliché idea of inverting english words, and speaking them with a certain phonetic inventory.

After that, I started developing a new language, based on this inverted english code. It is called Meryiánfti, a language of a civilization composed of highly artistic, multilingual and peaceful scholars and mages, looking to contemplate the world and master their minds in order to bring positivity to the world. This is basically what me and my friends try to do nowadays.

And then I started watching Game of Thrones and just fell in love with Valyrian and Dothraki!! I watched many videos of it's creator - David Peterson - talking about conlanging. That is when I decided to let go of inverted english and restart Meryiántfi, using my synesthesia and the fictional culture in order to develop it.

As of now I am mainly reading conlang articles and books, as well as accessing Youtube quite frequently. I am also waiting to study Design in the University of PUC-Rio. I am REALLY into colours and sounds (synesthesia) - and aggregating that to my conlang is just awesome.

My main language is Meryiántfi, which is under intense reformation. However I have also began a brutal-alien-filthy-merchant language called Tchyobban.

Working on an artlang

I've made up worlds my whole life, the earliest I remember I was maybe 6, dictating to my grandfather a story about cowboys in the old west involved in a conspiracy. I read Neuromancer when I was 13 which changed my life, and started working on more detailed universes exploring my own philosophies and speculations for the future and alternate realities with new rules. I read cyberpunk, scifi, speculative fiction, and mystery for the most part. I went to school to make money but I explored a lot of the sciences for a general overview and then dug into linguistics.

I like fluffy puppies.

What really got me into world design was conlanging, or creating  languages.

I was trying to create a world for a text-based adventure I had been making. When I needed a name for an artifact, I was having some trouble. Then, I got an idea: Why not create a language first, then create the world afterwards? And, voila. A linguist was born.

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 love to write and I just discovered the fun of creating languages. I've played plenty of DnD, I've created countless worlds for my players, and love read sci-fi / fantasy fiction. I studied art in college.

Student of ancient languages + other various ones. Conlanger when I feel like it.