A little short on time.
Today a science nail art.
I sucked at science...I only remember those sleepy classes with a quite old stately teacher that pointed things out on the black board with his middle finger (and as I was thinking: F*** you too) :D
Pardon my language.
Swatches, reviews and nail art. All art is made by me on my natural nails. Mostly free hand.
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Wednesday, November 13, 2013
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Day 141) Nail art circuit board
I've got my late Mother's Day gift; a too expensive new laptop.
After a day of many frustrations I finally have all my software installed, files copied and pictures imported.
Only positive thing: I didn't even have to think about today's theme. My nail art had to be something with computers I thought.
I did some Googling and found an image of a circuit board:
This had to be my inspiration.
Step-by-step:
Step 1) After the basecoat apply a dark green colour
>Catrice Ultimate Nail Lacquer Limited Edition Neo Geisha - C05 Planet Tokyo
Step 2) Use a striper brush and a light green colour to paint the circuit lines
(I didn't have a light green only a neon green, so I chose to the lines in white first and then paint them neon green)
Step 3) Use studs and beads for the components and soldering work. I used my topcoat for glue
Not your average nail art.
But I'm glad my husband and son appreciate this one LOL
Would you put this on your nails?
After a day of many frustrations I finally have all my software installed, files copied and pictures imported.
Only positive thing: I didn't even have to think about today's theme. My nail art had to be something with computers I thought.
I did some Googling and found an image of a circuit board:
This had to be my inspiration.
Step-by-step:
Step 1) After the basecoat apply a dark green colour
>Catrice Ultimate Nail Lacquer Limited Edition Neo Geisha - C05 Planet Tokyo
Step 2) Use a striper brush and a light green colour to paint the circuit lines
(I didn't have a light green only a neon green, so I chose to the lines in white first and then paint them neon green)
Step 3) Use studs and beads for the components and soldering work. I used my topcoat for glue
Not your average nail art.
But I'm glad my husband and son appreciate this one LOL
Would you put this on your nails?
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