Chelyesta

Chelyesta was created by David J. Peterson in 2005 to write his conlang, Sidaan, which means "writing". It is a fairly simple alphabetic script.

Notable Features

Word-finally, the glyph for "h" is used to lengthen a vowel.
When the glyph "h" precedes a consonant, that consonant is geminated.
When the glyphs "l" and "r" are doubled, they produce [j] and [w], respectively.
There are only two punctuation marks used in Chelyesta. Words are separated by a small cross, and sentences are separated by two small crosses in succession (for an example, see below).

Chelyesta alphabet

The thin girl swam for the short boy.

If you have any questions about this alphabet, you can contact David J. Peterson at dedalvs@gmail.com

More information about the Chelyesta alphabet and the Sidaan language
http://dedalvs.free.fr/sidaan/