"The Human Shield" Poster

My reaction to Making ‘The Master' with Poster Artist Dustin Stanton

Reading and observing the article Making ‘The Master' with Poster Artist Dustin Stanton, I see that all the movie posters/covers he had develop are there to capture the essence of the movie while also evoking a sense of mystery.

"The Human Shield" Synopsis

In the year 2080, a young teen named Gavin McCarter obtains powers from a mysterious an blue orb made of a Obtium that gives him the power to project energy out of his body. He then realizes he has powers and uses them to stop a global terror group called Hexus. Little does he know he is not the only one... there is another person, Marcus Maius who stumbed apon red Obtium orb that turns him creature called "The Element". creature able to decay any solid at his whim. At the end it takes Gavin the power to stop The Element by using his power to guard the populus by becoming "The Human Shield" and obtaining the orbs before anyone else becomes anything like the element.

Project 1

• The Functional design is a pair of cloud based headphones that allow the user the ability.
• The Non Functional design a ball made of steel.

Does the Style of Design Die off?

After reading  "To the Point: Interview With Dave Perillo, aka Montygog" , I asked myself  the question "does the design of an era or decade die off?" and looking at Dave Perillo's art I take that as a no. I recently went to Shoprite and found a bag of 50th annaversary Bugles Bag an thought "wow this is awesome." even though I wasn't born during the 60's I could still appreciate the design that was common place. Another way you could say its design is still relevant, because its breaths new life into a age old brand showing its long history with its customers.

[the Original Bugles Box]

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How I see the function of design.

After watching the video, "Rethinking the way we sit down" I feel like all technology starts at a phase where it only remain functional, while over time design is smoothing out of the edges to better fit the human needs.