Jewels of Rome game UI icons and prop elements for G5 Games match-3 mobile project

The nine assets cover progression icons, prop elements, and UI feature artwork across the Jewels of Rome match-3 surface. Each icon reads cleanly at the in-game UI scale and holds the contrast bracket needed for accessibility against the cool match-3 board palette. Silhouette weight, rim treatment, and central hero element all follow the existing Jewels of Rome icon library so new icons sit alongside shipped art without visible style breaks.

We delivered each icon at multiple resolutions with shadow plate, rim accent, and hero element on separate layers so the G5 team can adjust palette or contrast for event variants and seasonal restyles. The same source supports localization-driven icon rebuilds without ordering follow-up art when text-bearing elements need translation.

Pipeline ran sketch, base value, paint pass, and detail finishing under G5 Games review at each gate. We worked from the existing Jewels of Rome icon library for silhouette weight, rim language, and palette so new icons read as part of the shipped UI rather than a parallel art track. Reference passes covered prop scale, color saturation, and lighting direction to keep the icon language honest to the franchise.

Batched delivery let progression, prop, and feature icons ship as coordinated content drops. Working alongside game background design craft on the broader G5 content pipeline, we kept a backlog of reusable icon templates and decorative motifs the team can pull into future event icon runs.

Casual painterly style with saturated mid-tones, warm hero accents, and crisp silhouette edges. Icons hold readable shape from the smallest UI scale while decoration detail surfaces at the larger feature panel scale. Rim treatment uses a warm gold gradient that reads consistently against the cool match-3 board palette so UI affordance stays clear during active gameplay.

Color rules stayed inside the Jewels of Rome franchise saturation range so the new icons sit cleanly across shipped UI panels. Silhouette weight and central hero element scale were tuned to keep icons distinguishable when stacked in dense UI layouts, which preserves usability across the inventory and progression screens.