The Arkyn alphabet was devised by Hanson Walker in 2024 in Brooklyn, New York. It was born from the creator's desire to develop a unique script for discreet and efficient communication. Not a cypher or code, the alphabet was specifically designed to obscure content from casual observers while maintaining ease of use for its intended audience. By refining and streamlining the Latin alphabet, Arkyn serves a dual purpose: masking sensitive information and enhancing speed and clarity for specialized communication. With less than 4 hours of study required for fluency, it is a practical tool for those working in confidential or high-stakes environments.
Download an alphabet chart for Arkyn (Excel)
Download a font for Arkyn (OTF)
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