Hey, hey!
Today I would like to introduce you to my first (and possibly last) animal print manicure. I don't know what it is...I like looking at them on other people, but not so much on myself.
Inside picture:
I used three different polishes to do the gradient, a pink to make spots and then some black acrylic paint to outline them (click for a gradient tutorial). As usual, Clever Clogs forgot to take bottle pictures, so if you really want to know what I used, let me know in the comments section.
Don't know what this colour is because I gave it away shortly afterwards, when I realised I had a dupe for the gold AND the purple. I don't like to hoard duplicates. If I have two colours that are similar, it's either by accident or because I want a back-up bottle.
That pink flower? That was one of my sculpted acrylic trials. I don't have any hot pink acrylic; it was white and I painted it with the same colour polish I used for the spots! This picture shows the gradient a little better.
Hope you like it! Have a great week.
xx
Today I would like to introduce you to my first (and possibly last) animal print manicure. I don't know what it is...I like looking at them on other people, but not so much on myself.
Inside picture:
I used three different polishes to do the gradient, a pink to make spots and then some black acrylic paint to outline them (click for a gradient tutorial). As usual, Clever Clogs forgot to take bottle pictures, so if you really want to know what I used, let me know in the comments section.
Don't know what this colour is because I gave it away shortly afterwards, when I realised I had a dupe for the gold AND the purple. I don't like to hoard duplicates. If I have two colours that are similar, it's either by accident or because I want a back-up bottle.
That pink flower? That was one of my sculpted acrylic trials. I don't have any hot pink acrylic; it was white and I painted it with the same colour polish I used for the spots! This picture shows the gradient a little better.
Hope you like it! Have a great week.
xx
WOW!!!!!!! this look awesome!!! Did you sculpt the flower yourself or was it a mold?
ReplyDeleteCUTE! Why would this be your last animal print mani, it is so cute! and the flower is so cute, great idea to paint it (:
ReplyDelete@ Shadow, I sculpted it on a training finger and then painted it with nail varnish, lol!
ReplyDeleteThanks @Forever - I just prefer zebra print on me I think. Go figure :-)
Ur acrylic flower looks so nice! Lovely nail design!!
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@ Anastacia, thank you! I'm going to email you :-)
ReplyDeleteThis mani is awesome!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
ReplyDeletelove this.. your blog is amazing x
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