This poster demonstrates how a single 3D asset pipeline can drive both real-time interactive content and standalone artwork without compromise. The Punisher model used in the live card scene is repurposed here as a fully rendered, high-fidelity image, preserving material accuracy, lighting logic, and surface detail across mediums. Rather than treating illustration and interaction as separate disciplines, the design positions them as parallel outputs of the same system.

The art direction leans into realism and restraint, allowing form, texture, and lighting to carry the composition. Subtle environmental cues and controlled contrast emphasize physical presence while avoiding stylization for its own sake. By grounding the artwork in the same production assets used for WebGL deployment, the piece establishes a repeatable workflow where interactive scenes, marketing imagery, and collectible visuals can be generated from a shared source. The result is not a single poster, but a framework — one where new assets, angles, and expressions can be continuously extracted without rebuilding the foundation.