Taxonomy term

Dvarsh

Dewl'k - [n] beauty; Dvarsh V-Day Art

Submitted by amandakimmerly on Tue, 14/02/2012 - 3:12am
a. kimmerly

 

My pearl; Dvarsh V-Day Card 3

Submitted by amandakimmerly on Tue, 14/02/2012 - 3:09am
a. kimmerly

 

This one is my favorite visually, even though it is the most sloppy of all the cards.  Again, we see a combining of modifiers: "My pearl" (mefve habvetdza) becoming "habvetdzamefve," and again at the end, with "my moon." 

Pearl, moon, sun, glow.  Who wouldn't swoon?

 

Following the Vine— The Way It Grows: An Introduction to Dvarsh

Submitted by amandakimmerly on Thu, 27/10/2011 - 1:10pm
a. kimmerly

Inspired by thorns, leaves, and berries, Dvarsh—the invented language of Robert Stikmanz—now exists in book form! The Way It Grows: An Introduction to Dvarsh is a carefully constructed guidebook for beginners entering Dvarsh territory.  Equipped with 250 words, charts, graphs, Dvarsh history, proverbs and holidays, one can expect to learn basic grammar and syntax for simple translations.

Imaginary

Submitted by amandakimmerly on Mon, 25/06/2012 - 8:53pm
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Amanda Kimmerly, 24, Austin, TX

2012

Rhythm on the Wing

Submitted by amandakimmerly on Mon, 25/06/2012 - 8:50pm
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Amanda Kimmerly, 24, Austin, TX

2012. 

Dvarsh Poetry

Submitted by amandakimmerly on Mon, 25/06/2012 - 8:48pm
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Amanda Kimmerly, 24, Austin, TX

Invented Languages On The Big Screen

Submitted by amandakimmerly on Mon, 25/06/2012 - 5:57pm
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Lookout, Klingon fanatics.  The term “Invented Language” might be migrating into what looks like non-Geek territory.  With recent productions, Game of Thrones, John Carter, and Avatar, it seems Hollywood has caught onto the notion that a variety of people—not just geeks— are captivated by totally foreign, cool-sounding speech. 

From My Heart to Yours; Dvarsh V-Day Card 2

Submitted by amandakimmerly on Tue, 14/02/2012 - 3:06am
a. kimmerly

 

Author's note: and remember, always wear your seatbelt. ;)

Sweetheart

Submitted by Guest on Wed, 04/01/2012 - 1:27pm
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Chelsea Smith

Chelsea Smith, 21, Conroe, TX

Fan Art Winner!

Submitted by amandakimmerly on Thu, 27/10/2011 - 1:35pm

We recently proposed an art contest calling for Hidden Lands of Nod-inspired art of any medium.  And we have a winner! The prize of a free signed copy of The Way It Grows: An Introduction to Dvarsh goes to:

 

 

Chelsea Smith, 21, Conroe, TX.  Part-time actress, part-time writer, when she can find time for either.