
NTNA S. 7 Challenge 7: Times Square Nail Art (Stella)
For the seventh NTNA S.7 challenge sponsored by Gel II, contestants were asked to create New York City-inspired nail art using 4-D Gel. This is Stella Sampson's entry. See all six entries here.
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For the seventh NTNA S.7 challenge sponsored by Gel II, contestants were asked to create New York City-inspired nail art using 4-D Gel. This is Stella Sampson's entry. See all six entries here.









For NTNA S. 7 Pre-Challenge 1, sponsored by Swarovski, contestants were asked to choose an emotion and bring it to life on five nail tips. The completed design should have some 3-D element on it. Here is Becca Compton’s entry.
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For NTNA S. 7 Pre-Challenge 1, sponsored by Swarovski, contestants were asked to choose an emotion and bring it to life on five nail tips. The completed design should have some 3-D element on it. Here is Sarah Abbott’s entry.
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