I think option A is the best because it is the only poster with an actual pose while the others are the player in action.

The top choice appears to have the most vibrancy to it and catches the most attention of the three.

You can see the jersey the best in these

I think A would look the best and most interesting if it was a lenticular poster, like the one showed in the videos.

I like Option A the most because its image of Durant may not show him shooting or jumping, but shows him fired up, which is a good thing. Option C is ranked last because he's in the awkward stage of being in mid air for a dunk yet looking too calm. I'd rather have an image of him finishing the dunk.

I prefer A. The colors and picture seem to pop more. It's more vibrant.

I like the in action shots for the poster, I think the one-legged jump shot best captures Durant's style.

I prefer the images that have in in the more active poses

B. better shows off the print and easy to see its 3D and holographic. Makes the whole product pop more.

I would prefer a poster that is more action packed like in B and C.

Durant is most known for his shooting and is known as one of the best pure shooters of all time. I would want to see him shooting the ball.

I like this version the most because it's an action shot. Seems like that type of pose looks best in lenticular form.

I think option B would be the best pose for Durant, since that shooting pose is what he's most well-known for. I also think the crowd being clearly visible without being too visible will make for a cool 3D effect when you're moving around and seeing the color changes happening.

I chose option B first because I like seeing Kevin Durant going up to the hoop.

I loved it when Kevin Durant played for the Oklahoma City Thunder; he was so easy to root for then.

I want something that shows an in game action shot, I would say taking a jump shot is an appealing photo for a motion based poster design such as B

The image of the player shooting the ball in my top choice looks most active and lively, which is appealing for sure!

For me option B caught my eyes attention because of the green jersey it looks incredible. The next one looks

Action photos definitely work better because they provide more visual intrigue. Would you want to look at a person just standing still? Even when you throw in the changing jersey designs/colors, it's rather boring to look at. Options B and C work better because you still get to see the player in motion after the novelty of the changing jerseys has worn off.

I like the posters that display the athlete in an action pose the most and I ranked the options according to this preference.

I like the action shots of him in the air the most. A is kind of boring with him just standing on the court.

I think the picture of him doing a fadeaway jumper is the most stylish, followed by the one doing the layup. The final one is him standing there and does not seem as interesting.

I like option C the best, I think the pose is the most pleasing to the eye.

Option C contains the best poster because of how high quality the poster looks. The poster also looks durable and futuristic. I feel like KD and his jerseys would look great in this poster while the other posters look similar but not as good.

Honestly, they would all be excellent choices. I love how unique the idea is and how awesome the jersey color and team changes look.

I like this one a lot. It has the most action. I like seeing him go up for a du k. That is the most exciting play in sports

I like the ones in which the player is seen dunking the ball.

I like the action of this one more as to me this is the more dramatic movement in the poster.

I thought the action shots in C and B would look best in this style. In A, he is just standing there..

The first thing I look at when figuring out what would make a good poster is the pose the player is in and how much action there is in the photo. Thinking about those things I ranked C first because Durant is going in for a dunk and that's usually the most exciting play in basketball and makes for a great poster. Although I like Durant's pose in B better than his pose in A I ranked it last because he's somewhat turned to the side and I don't think that will look as good when the lenticular effect is applied to it. C and A should work very well that because he's mostly front facing.