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Creating works of art from acrylic systems is an acquired skill. Our three guest artists have different methods for creating their crafts, but if you follow their steps you’ll be on your way to mastering your own dimensional designs on fingernails.
Nails by Sayaka Sako of Atelier May Salon in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Nails by Sayaka Sako of Atelier May Salon in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Forget flat nail art. It's all about sparkling, bright, 3D designs that are guaranteed to catch anyone's eye. We asked several nail artists to go all out and create fun-colored acrylic designs that are far from dull.
Elaine Watson, a nail tech and educator based in Tarzana, Calif., describes her technique for French fabric tips.
Watch the metamorphosis of your client's nails with this 3D butterfly design.
Nails by Mary Seitzinger, Nail Sensation in Columbus, Ohio.
Nail artist expands and makes jewelry from acrylic.
Sue Ellen Schultes shows how to do a lovely spring flower arrangement with Irises.
Colored acrylic powder is as versatile a medium as nail art paint, if not more so. From incredibly detailed designs to abstract stylings, the nail art possibilities are limitless. In the first part of a two-part series meant to illustrate the versatility of colored acrylic and showcase the talent of nail techs, we start you off with a few designs to experiment with.
