My game is entitled Conehead: the Barbarian. The Rage virus has struck Planet Conehead, and you are trapped in the middle of the hot-zone. You must fight your way out of the quarantine area with your trusty triple-shotgun, and any other weapons/ammo you can find. Along the way, you will be accosted by countless numbers of Rage-infected zombies. These zombies will attack you either individually or in groups, and try to…well, let’s not dwell on that. Just know that if you fail to fend them off, you will die. Also know that if they wound you, and you fail to heal yourself with a medkit (which you have to find along the way), you will die. Finally, if you are bitten and don’t wash the wound out with saline (also picked up along the way), then within 35 seconds the Rage virus will take you (and, for all intents and purposes, you will die). Just remember all that and you might make it out alive. Good hunting!

My vision for the DikraGems website is the same as that for the logo design: to mimic the geometry of a cut and faceted gemstone. The eye is drawn through the use of bold graphics to the central portions of each page.

This infographic highlights some of the gems available from Dikra Gems, along with some interesting facts.

For the icon set I tried to emulate the faceted, geometric feel of the logo design. Since the logo was too complex to be directly incorporated into the icons themselves, I instead made them look as angular as possible with relatively thick lines and borders—both being distinctive features of the logo design. For the color versions I used simple, primary fill-colors to draw the eyes of the user. I also included a slight drop-shadow to make the icons appear to pop out of the screen.

For the Type Design I decided to keep it simple. I used the logo and placed it beside the company name, Dikra Gem. I used the same font, Bodini, as I did in the logo design, except this time I used the regular weight, unmodified. The aim is to project a sense of refinement and elegant simplicity.