As a general rule, fricative shapes are smaller than stops shapes, in consonance with the perception that fricatives are perceptually lighter than stops. 
Finally, Uniskript represents the liquid consonants using lines depicting the movement of the tongue. In the articulation of the liquids, the tongue produces a partial occlusion in the oral cavity, resulting in a resonant vowel-like sound. The articulation of the liquids is considered displaced because the articulator changes its neutral configuration.