Nail art blog by neuroscientist, because it brings creativity and beauty in everyday life.
Tuesday, December 9, 2014
Winter nail art challenge: Christmas candies
Introduction:
Today the challenge was to make nail art related to Christmas candies and I knew right away that my inspiration will be candy cane. I decided to make something more complex than just stripes, and water marble technique seemed to be ideal for candy nails. Water marbling can give gorgeous results, but you need to be patient. Looks like this time I nailed it :)
Today the challenge was to make nail art related to Christmas candies and I knew right away that my inspiration will be candy cane. I decided to make something more complex than just stripes, and water marble technique seemed to be ideal for candy nails. Water marbling can give gorgeous results, but you need to be patient. Looks like this time I nailed it :)
Results:
Figure 1. Candy cane nails holding candy cane.
Thursday, December 4, 2014
Winter nail art challenge: Snow/snowflakes
Introduction:
Today's challenge is nail art with snow оr snowflakes. Just recently I made snowflake mani, so this time i decided to create something different. I call it "Snow in Paris" and hope that it gives you feeling of calm snowy evening full of romance.
Results:
Figure 1. All five nails stamped with "Snow in Paris".
Tuesday, December 2, 2014
Winter nail art challenge: Christmas lights/candles
Introduction:
Yesterday I joined Winter nail art challenge with multiple interesting themes for the month of December. There are two challenges per week, which is perfect for me, as everyday challenges are too intense and impossible to combine with newborn baby :)
First topic is Christmas lights/candles. Since I joined spontaneously and still had unstamped August 2014 nails on my right (what i did on my left hand you can see here), I used it as background for Christmas lights stamping. And it looks really good in combination with white & gold colors.
Results:
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