Runtrikha alphabet

Runtrikha is an alternative alphabet for English created by David Govan, who was inspired to create the shapes of its characters after careful examination of his fallen hair in his house. This is why most of the characters look rounded and at first rather alike. This is the case, at first glance, for standard Georgian as well, though not quite the same as this script. The name for this script is derived from two words which, when separated, mean "round hair" but which for the sake of naming have been shortened and run together.

Notable features

Letters have a single size - there is no distinction between upper and lower case
Direction of writing: left to right in horizontal lines.
A single period indicates the end of a sentence, while a double period the end of a paragraph
Questions are preceded and followed by a hyphen
This alphabet is based on the principle of "one letter, one sound" and there are no silent letters.