David Garcia

This company, "Dave's Dev," is devoted to making games, movies, tv shows, and comics. In addition to this we create game consoles and DVD players. We make multiple types of movie, game, and comic genres such as horror, comedy, and action.

        For this group project I'm working with Danielle and Nyasia. Each posters look great when first looking at them. They each set up a tone and make you wonder at the same time. Danielle's posters has an action vibe to it while setting up an ominous mood. It also shows the gist of the plot without spoiling anything. Nyasia's...But unfortunately these posters are not without their downsides.         The poster is almost flawless until you read the title, "Battle of the Gem". It sounds like everyone is battling on the gem like it's a planet rather than for it. But ignoring that I think it looks pleasing to the eye at first glance; with it's atmosphere and the ominous feeling when you see the villain in the background. It's just that the title is confusing. This poster looks very very cheesey and that's what's good about it. It has a "Ned: School Survival Guide" feeling to it which is nostalgic for me. It also doesn't

       The video made me think about what I could really do with the art in my posters. Art shouldn't be restricted to how "it should be done" because everyone has their own style. All that matters is how the art flows or mixes with the context or story behind the poster that you think of.