# Jumblet journey artwork September 18 standalone rebrand: `jumblet-home.svg` is original editable SVG. Its first seven tiles now spell JUM/BLE/T; the four selected decorative tiles retain WORD. This changes only brand artwork, not a playable board or content. Created September 17, 2026 for JB-JOURNEY-02 with the built-in OpenAI imagegen tool, using original text descriptions and no uploaded or third-party source images. These are generated PNG raster illustrations, not editable vectors. No external asset, font, stock-art license or subscription was added. Use is subject to the generating account's applicable OpenAI terms; no separate third-party license or exclusivity is asserted. SVG medal shapes are original project code in `badge-artwork.tsx` (shared by all badge displays). ## Final prompt briefs - **first-ascent.png**, 1536 × 1024: Production background for Jumblet's First Ascent campaign. A sandstone mountain stairway winds through lush alpine emerald and sage ridges toward an apricot sunrise. Abstract carved glyphs appear in rocks. Premium painterly adventure illustration, coral and antique gold highlights. Quiet dark teal negative space on the left for menu labels; detailed summit on the right. No text, logos, characters or interface elements. - **midnight-library.png**, 1536 × 1024: Original painterly illustration for a future Jumblet campaign tile. Mountaintop observatory library with open arches, stars, bookshelves, spiral stairs, amber lamps and brass celestial instruments. Indigo night sky and quiet dark negative space on the left; richly detailed warm library on the right. No text, people, logos or UI. First Ascent is reused through CSS crops for the home menu, campaign/level rows, board surface and Beyond the Clouds placeholder. The Midnight Library is an unavailable future campaign preview; neither preview creates playable content. ## Provenance and integrity | Asset | Built-in output identifier | SHA-256 | | -------------------- | ----------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------- | | first-ascent.png | exec-d2cad66b-4de8-4a9e-9309-375c888d5e9f | 19aa929da7b2333ee5a304720bb6a92117018bc54050d9bec05dd8d541596ef3 | | midnight-library.png | exec-9f4462a3-1c03-4c7e-8b91-86dee4888451 | d3e5281d8b11283ce5e1ca76234952ad3b37a6338ab203667fbbd8b0d328d14c | Original generated outputs were copied unchanged into this directory. ## Ascent crest badge family September 17, 2026: `src/games/jumblet/ui/badge-artwork.tsx` replaces the two inconsistent medal drawings with one original inline SVG component, shared by Wordcraft and Time across progress, campaign/archive/daily lists and results. Each tier adds geometry: Bronze shield, Silver side ridges, Gold lower rays, Platinum crystal spires, Grandmaster crown and lower crest. Wordcraft always uses W; Time uses a clock. The frame, palette and ornaments are identical for each rank regardless of discipline. SVG paths and gradients scale without a raster resolution limit; there are no external fonts, textures or image dependencies. The supplied game-rank screenshots informed the general idea of increasingly elaborate silhouettes only. No logo, traced shape or third-party asset is used. The new artwork is original project source, with no separate third-party license or attribution requirement introduced. ## Manuscript seal refinement (same day) The owner subsequently chose the old-library/manuscript direction. The final shared component replaces the initial angular crests with engraved bookplates, parchment/leather faces, botanical laurels, rolled scrolls, quill flourishes and illuminated filigree. The serif W and rank captions use installed system fonts: Palatino Linotype, Book Antiqua and Georgia/serif fallbacks. No font is bundled, downloaded or redistributed; glyph appearance can vary with installed fonts. The Time seal uses an original vector watch dial. All frame and decorative SVG paths remain original project code and scale at any resolution. ## Word reward presentation The revised word reward uses DOM tiles matching the selected board tiles' actual font, colors, values and markings, centered inside the board. The owner removed the earlier lifted serif glyphs, orbit and page dimming. Original Three.js instanced parchment/gold particles still burst into the score flight. No font, third-party artwork or texture is downloaded or redistributed. The existing pinned Three package is reused under the owner's explicit animation request. ## Approved J-path identity — September 22, 2026 The owner selected option 4: touching powder-blue, cream and lavender tiles with a coral curved J path on dark teal. `brand-mark.svg` is the editable canonical geometry, recreated from the approved design concept `exec-cf7668ad-7807-4dff-8a16-6dcc77f652c8`. All three path nodes sit exactly at tile centers (750,250; 750,750; 250,750 in the 1000-unit board). The upper-left tile is unvisited. This is a brand symbol, not a new legal gameplay route or rule. The shared online header and connecting shell use this source. After reviewing the implemented homepage, the owner retained `jumblet-home.svg` as its decorative letter-tile banner; the J mark is not enlarged into hero artwork. The launcher icons use only the new J identity. `scripts/jumblet/mobile-assets.mjs` derives iOS/Android launcher and launch assets, web icons and store candidates with pinned sharp 0.35.4. Test/staging T/S marks occupy the unvisited upper-left tile so they do not hide the J's nodes. The feature graphic rasterizes Liberation Sans Bold from the pinned Linux tool image; no font binary is bundled. `assets/store/manifest.json` records source/font/tool hashes, output hashes and dimensions. No new content, dependency or gameplay is introduced. Store derivative review/submission remains separate from approving the app identity. ## Crowned-tile logo (October 12, 2026) `brand-mark.svg` is now the crowned-tile logo the owner picked from eight rounds of options ("V4 bigger"): a cream letter tile wearing a jewelled golden Crown, the game's top reward, over a sunset-orange ground with a soft gold glow. It replaces the J-hook mark everywhere: the home header (`HomeLogo`), the loading mark, the favicon (`icon.svg`), the Apple touch icon and every native, splash and store image (`pnpm assets:mobile`). It is original hand-written SVG made for this project: plain shapes and gradients, no text, fonts, filters, traced artwork or third-party assets, and no separate license or attribution. ## Gem jewels on the Crown (October 16, 2026) With the Climb Crown, the owner asked for the Crown's jewels to look like real gemstones (Ash, 2026-10-16): on a Crown they are round faceted gems "the shape of a dot", gleaming like a gem, and the gem cuts appear everywhere else. In `brand-mark.svg` the Crown's cream peak pearls are now faceted round gems: an emerald on the left peak, a ruby on the top peak and a sapphire on the right peak, the band dots are a small emerald, ruby and sapphire, and the centre stone is an amethyst, a fourth gem that marks the logo as the final, fully jeweled Crown (Ash, 18:25 to 18:42 UTC). The in-app Crown keeps its peak and band gems without a centre stone, since a week's Crown has three jewels. Each gem is drawn as plain polygons in five tones with light from the upper left and a white four-point glint. The same drawing is `GemShape` in `src/games/jumblet/ui/stars/gem-shape.tsx`, used by every gold Crown in the app; away from a Crown, `Gem` draws the cuts (an emerald-cut emerald, an oval sapphire, a pear ruby, tip up, each in a gold bezel). Everything is original hand-written SVG, with no filters, fonts or third-party artwork. `pnpm assets:mobile` regenerated the favicon, Apple touch icon, native icons, splash and store icons from it.