I had so many epic fails with trying to do yesterday's prompt of "spring flowers" (which were so bad I didn't actually end up posting anything) that I was worried about the last day of the challenge. I was beginning to think I'd lost my nail mojo which does happen on occasion. I then found this picture over at More Nail Polish and I knew I wanted to recreate it as today's prompt was "recreate another's".
Here is my interpretation:
I started with a base of Sally Hansen Xtreme Wear Mellow Yellow and then did a gradient using that, Lacey Lilac and Mint Sorbet. I then coated the gradient using Sephora by OPI Wild About Shimmer.
The bunny ears were done free-hand with nail pens for the white and black and then OPI Pinking of You.
I love this! I think it's super cute and very festive for the day. Glad that I got my inspiration back.
Loved this challenge so a big thank-you to Jessica over at Be Happy and Buy Polish for creating the Facebook group.
Happy painting friends!
Showing posts with label Sephora. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sephora. Show all posts
Sunday, 20 April 2014
Friday, 20 December 2013
Putting Presents Under the Tree
Of course I needed to do some presents! Christmas for me is all about family but I must admit that I do get excited about all those fancy wrapped packages under the tree :)
I think these are pretty but I don't know that they are super "original" and they are very plain compared to what my mom does with her wrapping.
Next year when I do present nail art I will have to make them all different.
Happy painting friends!
I started with a base of Sephora by OPI Curve-aceous (gotta love that red!) and then added in all the accents (bows, ribbon, tree, star) using nail pens.
Next year when I do present nail art I will have to make them all different.
Happy painting friends!
Monday, 16 December 2013
Christmas Leopard
I love me some leopard and so of course I had to do some Christmas themed ones! I stared with a base of Sephora by OPI Curve-aceous (red) and Nails Inc. Bruton Mews on the accent nail.
I then dabbed on the opposite colour for the leopard spots. The above picture is taken in front of my Christmas tree :)
I then used a copper nail pen and outlined the spots.
Here are some pics outdoors:
This may be one of my favourite leopards! I love how versatile animal prints are. I think this would look good with a gold stud at the base of the nail.
Happy painting friends!
I then dabbed on the opposite colour for the leopard spots. The above picture is taken in front of my Christmas tree :)
I then used a copper nail pen and outlined the spots.
Here are some pics outdoors:
This may be one of my favourite leopards! I love how versatile animal prints are. I think this would look good with a gold stud at the base of the nail.
Happy painting friends!
Friday, 13 December 2013
Santa Hats
This really cool image has been floating around the internet so I thought I would duplicate it on my nails. I'm not sure where the original idea came from but it's so cute! (EDIT: Just found out the original idea came from a very talented Youtuber named keshiaLilly, click on her name to be taken to her tutorial video. I did mine a bit differently as I used nail pens but the effect is the same.)
This look is actually reasonably easy to achieve. I started with Sally Hansen Diamonds and then added a Sephora by OPI red called Curve-aceous. I then did the black and white details with nail art pens.
I love these and have gotten lots of positive feedback about them. Unfortunately you can see a bit of the stain that remains on my nail from a previous nail polish. You can't see it so well in person but it's much more noticeable in the photos. Just shows you that you need to have a really good base coat! I had one on at the time it was stained but it wasn't "strong" enough. Yikes!
Happy painting friends!
This look is actually reasonably easy to achieve. I started with Sally Hansen Diamonds and then added a Sephora by OPI red called Curve-aceous. I then did the black and white details with nail art pens.
I love these and have gotten lots of positive feedback about them. Unfortunately you can see a bit of the stain that remains on my nail from a previous nail polish. You can't see it so well in person but it's much more noticeable in the photos. Just shows you that you need to have a really good base coat! I had one on at the time it was stained but it wasn't "strong" enough. Yikes!
Happy painting friends!
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