Arc-Script - An alternative evolution of writing tools

What is Arc-Script?
Arc-script uses the “Arc-pen”, a writing tool invented to explore alternative approaches to how writing text could have evolved.
”It’s an imaginary writing system that evolved by using a tool with 2 points instead of 1”.
What is the Arc-Pen?
The arc-pen is basically a compass with fixed length. It could write in 2 main ways.

Carving : Using a compass with a sharp points on both sides, jab one end into the material and rotate the other to produce clean arcs and circles.
Writing : A compass already has a writing tool attached to one side.

Basically a standard compass is half of each. An arc pen has only 2 sharp points or 2 pens. One major advantage of this writing tool is that lines are all perfect and you don’t need to train penmanship skills much at all. Simply put “everyone has near perfect handwriting without practice”. There are very little motor skills required, tremors and shakes don't matter as much either.

[antoniovieira]

I wanted to congratulate you for all your wonderful work, thank you!

[awadhanymohep]

i can't believe what my eye has just seen, it's a new generation of minds beginning .

[dimitrikobiashvili]

Fantastic, i love it man. Somehow i have resembled futurama, thanks for it too.

[EchoLog]

First off, LOVE IT.
Second.. I can think of some brahmic scripts that could use this when penmanship or speed is important. Burmese, sinhala, odai... I can't read those scripts let alone do I know the stroke orders, but with your arc pen idea I feel ready to branch away from devanagari and baybayin.
Third
I imagined a similar tool, (sans springs, you're a genius!) except there's loops for your fingers and thumb to control angle/radius and pressure like how you control chopsticks or banjo/sitar plectrums.

I'm gonna experiment stirring these ideas together.

[Angelicwolftears]

i mean. i didn't learn it... i mostly tried different possible word-letter combos as i was too lazy to rewind. most interesting thing i saw in months tho.

[kargandarr]

Why not turn that into a computer font? Looks like it would be fun to use.