Few months ago I found some paintings of Rodger Schultz, a professional visual fine artist from Washington D.C., working under the pen name "RAS."
I got the inspiration for this manicure when I saw his collection JPOP/Jackson Pollock on Prozac, "a whimsical and tedious take on how Jackson Pollock would have painted if they had Prozac in the 1940's" :-)
I hope you like it! :-)
Shaka Neutral Candle
I got the inspiration for this manicure when I saw his collection JPOP/Jackson Pollock on Prozac, "a whimsical and tedious take on how Jackson Pollock would have painted if they had Prozac in the 1940's" :-)
I hope you like it! :-)
Shaka Neutral Candle
Rimmel Matte Finish mattifying top coat
Lovely inspiration pictures and a great mani. Love the retro touch of it!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Andrea :-)
DeleteThis is so pretty - simple, but edgy!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Maria :-)
DeleteReally nice and I like it a lot. It looks good matte :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Ananka :-) Lately I love matte finish :-)
DeleteOvo je prekrasno. Tonovi, tačkice, skitlette... Sve.
ReplyDeleteHvala, Vedrana :-)
DeleteHi Tanja,
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pattern, it must take a lot of time to do all these dots.
;-)
Thank you, Catherine :-) Dots are fun and it doesn't take too much time to make something like this :-)
DeleteHo visto prima la versione in blu, ma devo dire che anche questa marrone è bella!
ReplyDeleteGrazie, Simona! :-) Prima ho fatto questa versione marrone solo su 2 unghie, poi mi sono sbizzarrita e la versione blu l'ho fatta su tutte le unghie! :-)
Deletevidjela sam već plavu verziju, i moram priznati da mi se plava mrvicu više sviđa :D
ReplyDelete:-) Ja plavu boju obozavam, ali ovog puta vise mi se dopada braon verzija, mozda sam nju prvu uradila pa mi je draza.. :-)
Deletemogu ja samo potpisat zanu :D XD
DeletePlava nam je uvek nekako pri srcu :-)
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ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous. Any chance of a step-by-step tutorial, please, and could you tell me where I can buy these nail polishes that you used?
ReplyDeleteThank you, Christine! :-) I don't have as much free time as I would like, so until now I haven't made any tutorial, but I hope in future I will :-)
DeleteTo get this look, basically, after putting the base nail polish in some light colour, you draw big dots (using dotting tools or using nail art brushes) in dark colour and then you just continue drawing always smaller dots in big dots, alternating dark and light colours :-)
As you are "new" in nail art world and if you still haven't got dotting tools, I can recommend you Born Pretty Store dotting tool sets: http://www.bornprettystore.com/2way-dotting-marbleizing-tool-nail-paint-p-515.html or http://www.bornprettystore.com/pink-dotting-marbleizing-tool-nail-p-442.html, they are very affordable and they work perfectly :-)
Kiko is an italian brand of nail polishes, as I live in Italy I buy them in my local Kiko nail polish and cosmetic store, I really don't know where you can buy them in Tasmania/Australia, there could be some international seller that works with Kiko :-)