Your Name in Vulcan Calligraphy

 

My Beloved in Vulcan Calligraphy

 

The Patam (head) you see below in red and on this translation is one I created myself as a signature for my work. It is in no way official/canon. I would, of course, be deeply honored if you used my work with my Patam (as long as you don’t claim it as your own) but I thought an explanation was in order. Consider this fair warning.

In case you would rather use the generic Patam, as found in korsaya.org, use the one in black.

Thank you!/Itaren

Dif-tor heh smusma.

For more detailed information you can visit korsaya.org

Soulmates in Vulcan Calligraphy

I had already done a Soulmate calligraphy, this is the plural.

The Patam (head) you see below in red and on this translation is one I created myself as a signature for my work. It is in no way official/canon. I would, of course, be deeply honored if you used my work with my Patam (as long as you don’t claim it as your own) but I thought an explanation was in order. Consider this fair warning.

In case you would rather use the generic Patam, as found in korsaya.org, use the one in black.

Thank you!/Itaren

Dif-tor heh smusma.

For more detailed information you can visit korsaya.org

 

Equality in Vulcan Calligraphy

The Patam (head) you see below in red and on this translation is one I created myself as a signature for my work. It is in no way official/canon. I would, of course, be deeply honored if you used my work with my Patam (as long as you don’t claim it as your own) but I thought an explanation was in order. Consider this fair warning.

In case you would rather use the generic Patam, as found in korsaya.org, use the one in black.

Thank you!/Itaren

Dif-tor heh smusma.

For more detailed information you can visit korsaya.org