Great tips I will keep that in mind when I try it.Glad to share! I look forward to seeing yours./emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" /> If I do them again, I'll likely use Zoya basecoat again, as it worked well to keep the caviar in place; but I'll also consider using a top coat that can be gently applied with a fully loaded brush to keep the colour on them from wearing off.
Love it! specially the patter with the yellow dots.Here's some recent stamping. Here, I appreciate the effect that the colours have on my base - the yellow stamping makes those nails appear more 'turquoise' than 'blue' when you view them at a distance. It's a neat visual trick. Similarly, each nail with concentric rings looks lighter than the plain ones.
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Great job!
It's a beautiful, icy, combination! Great experiment.
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Thank-you! In this one the most interesting combination for me was on the accent nail. I was worried about how the base colour (LynBDesigns Don't Torture Me - a paler periwinkle/purple blue with white flakies that don't show here; you can see the stripes of the periwinkle on the index fingernails that are different from the stripes of mauve Zoya Hudson that are on the other fingers) would work with the blue stamping colour (Konad Pastel Blue - a bit stronger blue with a turquoise leaning when compared to that base) but in the combination, it works! Obviously, because of all that's going on, the difference on the index finger is barely noticeable, but it was when I wore only the base colours. My plan for this mani also included yellow, but I think it worked out better without it (and only because the yellow stamping wasn't sufficiently opaque).
I would have never noticed the difference if you didnt point it out. I think it looks great with the colors you chosed the yellow might have been too distracting.
This is three layers of stamping.
That is some awesome nail art!Thought I'd pop these photos in here as an example of the sort of thing it's fun to do with layering of stamping images with different colours. This is a good trick when the first layer of stamping doesn't go all that well too.
