A set of alphabets created using alphanumeric code, the letters being formed from, informed by or represented by their corresponding number. Instilling this secondary input into the alphabet creates an interesting relationship between the numerical and alphabetical codes. Each alphabet treats this relationship differently, some using the numerical code to affect the alphabetical forms and some are reduced to representing the numerical value alone. These become a kind of psuedo-writing, an encoded patterning informed by and abstarctly expressing the language held within.