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You are here: Home / Light Painting Photography / Patrick Rochon: Light Painting to launch the new Infiniti Q30

Patrick Rochon: Light Painting to launch the new Infiniti Q30

September 1, 2016 by Jason D. Page

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Light Painting Artist Patrick Rochon has teamed up once again with Infiniti, this time it was to to Launch their new luxury vehicle the Infiniti Q30! With just a single months notice Patrick created some exquisite light paintings of the Q30, a light painting video featuring a illuminated hero of his own creation and he even pulled off a live performance in front of thousands of people at the famous club O1ne in Beirut, Lebanon.

Patrick said “This project gave me the opportunity to demonstrate lighting a car using 100% light painting; generating images in camera that are sexy, layered and close to finished without spending days of retouching reflections on the car to make it look great.” Here are a few of the images Patrick created with the Q30.


With that much to do in such a short time I think most of us would have been in full panic mode but Patrick has been in these situations before. Being one of the most accomplished commercial Light Painters today Patrick was able to pull his team together and rise to the occasion! I especially loved the concept of revealing the car using Live Light Painting (check out the last video). Bravo Patrick well done!

Check out the videos below, and for the full story head over to Patrick’s website HERE.

Filed Under: Light Painting Photography, Patrick Rochon

Comments

  1. Chanette Manso says

    September 8, 2016 at 3:44 pm

    The car is okay, but the Mr. Nobody in white is way cool.

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