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Most of this summer (2011) I’ve been experimenting with the design of a new extended typeface I’m calling “JASMINE,” named in honor of the main character of  my 1982 card game* and “The Story of Jasmine” illlustrated fantasy-adventure which appeared in the Dragon Magazine circa 1980. 

 The version below is the Italic font:

 

This Wedding Program represents the first commercial use of Jasmine Italic:

 

*JASMINE: the Battle for the Mid-Realm™ collector card game was first published by DARLENE in 1982 and marks the first appearance of fully illustrated collector fantasy cards created for the purpose of game play.

I share my sketch created yesterday for a book project that just manifested.

The pencil image is of Sally Hemings, the black slave whom Thomas Jefferson adored.

Just click on the image to view a larger version in its entirety.

Darlene’s August 14, 2011 sketch of Sally

The publication of “Darlene’s World” will be suspended until I again have the time to devote to a quality product. 

When it reappears, it will be available by subscription only.

Thanks to all who have expressed much joy and appreciation for this effort.

Blessings, Darlene

In This Weeks Issue: 

  • The Fusion of Art and Artist
  • My Curmudgeon Back at Last
  • Fred’s Close Call
  • Article: “My Goodies from Vincent”
  • Logo: Castle Zagyg

In This Week’s Issue:

  • Packing Up and Leaving Prague behind
  • Where Do I Find the Time?
  • Manjushri Logo
  • Article: “Reframing Reality”

In This Week’s Issue:

  •  An Obama puppet?
  • “Raising the Djed” Painting
  • Article: “The Winds Have Changed”
  • Photo of Darlene as Cat-woman
  • New Logo for Game Company: MAGI
  • LiLu’s Quirks

 This Week’s  Issue is  My Native American Issue

Inside:

* Just Up The Road from Kelley’s Tower

* Walking a Similar yet Dissimilar Path

* The Flowering Tree Calligraphy

* Article: “Walking the Red Path”

* Favorite Native American Sayings

* Mini-Gallery of Native American-inspired Objects

In this Week’s Installment:
 
* Vincent’s Wonderful Gift of Czech Calligraphy
* “The 13th Hour,” finding a 42-year old painting
* A Visit from Bob, a talented young mathematician
* Article: “An Abundance of Water” and what it symbolically indicates
* New Logo inspired by the Czech calligraphy
* Lennie’s Makeshift Tent
 
Available by subscription only.

 In This Issue:

* Vincent’s May 17th Radio Interview

* Darlene Dancing

* My Ugly Painting

* Article: “The Symbol of the Luna Moth”

* Oodles of Doodles

In This Issue:

* Energy Dowsing in Prague & Vicinity

* My Crazy Dream

* “Genesis” Title

* Fred’s Theme Song

* Article: “Creating Space for Change”

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