Like I said before, I really enjoyed this technique. I hated watercolor in school, but this is really fun! It is a little difficult, but I can see myself playing with this much more in the future. I love how the lightness of the colors allow them to blend nicely into secondary colors. I used Sinful Colors Snow Me White as a base, I used Sally Hansen Blue-Away for the blue and Lightening for the yellow and finally Orly Red Flare for the red. I think the way the colors combine is just so fun! I hope you like it and be sure to check out what the other ladies created in the link up below!
Tuesday, August 19, 2014
Nail Art: Watercolor Flowers Tri Polish Tuesday
Today is Tri Polish Tuesday again! I am actually kind of proud of myself for keeping up with this challenge this month. To see my last two Tri Polish Tuesday designs click here: Aztec and Primary Colors Unite!. For those who don't know the three polishes to use for this month are red, yellow and blue. There is another facebook group I try to participate in which explains nail art techniques called Simples: Nail Art from Muggles to Mastery. I love the name! This week is a watercolor technique that I first saw from The Nailasaurus: Watercolor! I knew that this week I wanted to combine the challenge prompt with the new technique so, I decided to try to create a floral look. I am not terribly good at this technique yet, but I really like how it turned out! I started with a base of white, gave it a good top coat, then one nail at a time dropped blue polish in a corner and spread it around with a brush that had acetone on it. I then did the opposite corner with yellow and then finally smaller bits of red on top of the blue and yellow.
Like I said before, I really enjoyed this technique. I hated watercolor in school, but this is really fun! It is a little difficult, but I can see myself playing with this much more in the future. I love how the lightness of the colors allow them to blend nicely into secondary colors. I used Sinful Colors Snow Me White as a base, I used Sally Hansen Blue-Away for the blue and Lightening for the yellow and finally Orly Red Flare for the red. I think the way the colors combine is just so fun! I hope you like it and be sure to check out what the other ladies created in the link up below!
Like I said before, I really enjoyed this technique. I hated watercolor in school, but this is really fun! It is a little difficult, but I can see myself playing with this much more in the future. I love how the lightness of the colors allow them to blend nicely into secondary colors. I used Sinful Colors Snow Me White as a base, I used Sally Hansen Blue-Away for the blue and Lightening for the yellow and finally Orly Red Flare for the red. I think the way the colors combine is just so fun! I hope you like it and be sure to check out what the other ladies created in the link up below!
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I've always wanted to try this watercolor technique and you nailed it!!! I love the design you did and the fact that even thought you only used 3 polishes I looks like you used more!! Very well done!!
ReplyDeleteOh you should definitely try it! It is really fun, kind of difficult at first ( I kept getting balding), but so worth it! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThis looks fantastic! I must try it! I really love that The Nailasaurus has so many approachable tutorials that give such fantastic results!
ReplyDeleteI love The Nailasaurus so much! She has such wonderful designs. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThis looks lovely ♥
ReplyDeletesuper cute!
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty! One of the best I've seen with the TPT colours, for sure. I like how it gives the impression of flowers in an abstract way because of the technique. :)
ReplyDeleteOh wow, again such a wonderful summer design! I love it!
ReplyDeleteI really love this manicure! It is so so pretty!
ReplyDeleteI got some water decals in the mail from BPS today and they remind me SO MUCH of this mani!
ReplyDeleteOh I'm curious to see it!
ReplyDeleteThanks Brandy!
ReplyDeleteOh you are too sweet! Thank you so much!
ReplyDeleteThank you Jessica! It is a really cool technique!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
ReplyDeleteHere they are! I'm excited to try them!
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Lovely job on these! Really, very pretty.
ReplyDeleteYou are knocking this month out of the park!! This is amazing!
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