A Nail Art/Nail polish blog by a really nerdy software Engineer

Thursday, 5 November 2020

A Woman's Deer-ivative // Quick Nail Art Looks

 OPI Deer Winter Orange Autumn Nail Art Looks

A super quick nail art look today! This wintery/christmas feeling look came about whilst I was swatching some OPI shades and in my head I was like "this is the perfect background for the super detailed images on that Fall In Love plate I bought last year". Inspiration comes from anywhere.

OPI Deer Winter Orange Autumn Nail Art Looks

I even decided to leave the horns on as I couldn't bring myself to remove them; it just looked cute if very impractical. I was going to do more stamps on each nail but I thought it would overwhelm it.

OPI Deer Winter Autumn Nail Art Looks

As I said, this one is super easy; just 3 coats of A Woman's Prague-ative, then I picked up the deer image with Lumberjack and filled in the image with Café au Lait. I applied a layer of quick dry top coat to the chosen nail, let it go tacky and then stamped away.

Polishes/Tools Used:
- OPI // A Woman's Prague-ative (orange shimmer)
- MoYou London // Lumberjack (brown), Café au Lait (cream)
- MoYou London Stamping Plate // Fall In Love 01







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Monday, 28 January 2019

Serene Forest // Pink & Green Woodland Scene

Serene Forest // Pink & Green Woodland Scene // Nailberry, Zoya & Jessica

I just received some new Born Pretty & Harunouta plates off eBay and one of the ones I chose was this woodland scene plate which has an assortment of forest trees and little creatures on it. Originally, I only started off with the pink to green gradient and was fully intent on using some rose gold geometric prints on top but something stirred in my imagination and persuaded me to go ahead and create a misty woodland scene.

Serene Forest // Pink & Green Woodland Scene // Nailberry, Zoya & Jessica

I'm super happy with how this looks, the forest looks calm and peaceful with the light green (Lake) almost giving off this mist quality as the shade between the pink and bright green. 

How I did it:-
I started off with one coat of Cheeky and then sponged on a couple layers of Cheeky, Lake & Ness. After a layer of top coat, I then used Stone and the BP-L011 plate to create the trees and deer. Stone isn't the best stamping polish as it breaks up with intricate details, but I like how it wasn't completely opaque for this design. I then added a layer of top coat and then a layer of matte top coat (as the matte one always smears the design).

Serene Forest // Pink & Green Woodland Scene // Nailberry, Zoya & Jessica

Serene Forest // Pink & Green Woodland Scene // Nailberry, Zoya & Jessica

Polishes/Tools Used:-
Jessica // Cheeky (pale pink)
Zoya // Lake (pale mint)
Zoya // Ness (pastel apple green)
Nailberry // Stone (grey)
Revlon // Quick Dry Top Coat
Revlon // Colorstay Gel Envy Diamond Top Coat
Barry M // Matte Top Coat
Born Pretty Stamping Plate // BP-L011
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