Nail Art Studio: Cherry Blossoms
Shanelle Heitman demonstrates Cherry Blossoms.
by Tracy Rubert
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NAILS has collected some inspired nail art from talented techs to represent some common mother stereotypes. These tips represent the spirit of four specific kinds: the sports mom, the stay-at-home mom, the working mom, and the rock star mom.
Paola Ponce discusses the pros and cons of nail tips and nail forms.
INM’s Jimmy the Swan came to life this past year in a series of animated shorts. Now it’s the contestants’ turn to make nail art come alive. The Top 4 were asked to create a fantasy nail art tip that has at least one movable component. The animated portion of the nail must be INM–related.The votes will be combined with our judges scores, the winner will receive a $500 gift certificate from INM, and one artist will be eliminated. Visit this link to vote for your favorite set of nails by Thursday, Nov. 5th at 12 PM, PST: http://www.nailsmag.com/nexttopnailartist/2015/challenges/week-9inm You can also play along to win prizes at home using the hashtag #GelishPlayAtHome on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. Details here: http://www.nailsmag.com/nexttopnailartist/2015/play-home
For NTNA Challenge 3, sponsored by LeChat, contestants were asked to create a double nail design, with one design on the underside of the nail and a transparent design layered on top. Here is Ashton Harlan's entry. See all 10 entries here.
Desreen Jarvis demonstrates how to do Purple Polka nail art.
Dolce Digits: Inspired by Dolce & Gabbana’s Fall/Winter 2016 collection, nail artist Jae’tte Burneo decided to make nails that mixed animal print with the ornate.
Karla Rochelle demonstrates Holiday Shimmer.
Wilmington, N.C.-based nail tech Alecia Mounixay used acrylics to create this adorable 3-D cactus design.
In this video from the NAILS Troubleshooter series, MaeLing Parrish shows how to do some creative color backgrounds for a black crackle polish top coat.
