Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX100 II

When I saw the topic of the 4th Weekly Drill (Weekly Drills 004 - #CameraGear) I got the idea of creating a camera in 3D as realistically as I can.

I chose to model a Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX100 II as I think it looks preety cool.

(I made the model in Maya, textured it in Substance Painter and rendered using Arnold.)

When I was done with both the modeling and texturing part I couldn't help but feel like I should continue this project.

I gave myself a new objective: creating a stop motion style video. The plan was to make a short but visually pleasing video,  kind of like those commercials on tv. I found that playing with the colours is a rather simple but efficient way of reaching that goal.

At first I changed the colour of the background

Then I made similarely colored texture maps for the camera to get the result I was aiming for.

I only realised halfway through the project how much I was inspired unconsciously by Andy Warhol's works.

(I made the video using After Effects.)

(Song: A-Punk by Vampire Weekend)