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Group One
In & Out of Studio 3D
Saturday, 11 June 2016
Guess the Medium
Topic: Nail Art

I don't know if this is a new idea for you but it sure was for me. 

I had a wild thought the other day when contemplating what to put on my nails next. I wanted some kind of artwork look and decided to see if I had any tissue paper in the studio that had small motifs on it.

Sure enough I found this piece:


I had the idea to try a tissue wrap on my nails much like the ones I used recently on the Tim-tags.

So, I started out by cutting out small purple flowers and then I cut slits into the paper all around right up to the flowers (this was so the tissue would mold to the shape of the nail.


I used clear base coat and two coats of white polish on each nail. When they were completely dry I worked one-by-one. I applied a coat of clear topcoat, placed and burnished a tissue and trimmed around all the edges and tip wiith small scissors.

Then I put a small dot of gold glitter on the yellow flower centers.

After all was dry I filed the edged smooth and then used two coats of topcoat to seal them.

They ended up looking like painted porcelain and I love them.





I have no idea how long something like this will last. It's all an experiment at this point.

Also, this was a LOT of work, so I probably won't do it again.

Ddd

 

 

 


Posted by studio3d@ccgmail.net at 7:31 AM PDT

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