I hated geometry. I'm not the world's most maths-inclined person, but I'm especially resistent to geometry-- I nearly failed that segment of the curriculum in grade 9, only to score nearly perfect on the trigonometry segment. My teacher was very confused.
All that said, in my never-ending quest to use all of my jelly polishes, all of the time, I came up with this idea:
Polishes used:
Revlon Top Speed - Spirit
OPI - Funny Bunny
Nfu Oh - JS20, JS28, JS29, JS34
Zoya - Frida
INM - Out the Door (top coat)
black acrylic paint + striping brush
Are you a maths type, or not at all? Any time a class or subject really just kicked yer butt?
J.
All that said, in my never-ending quest to use all of my jelly polishes, all of the time, I came up with this idea:
For this look, I started with a base of Spirit and Funny Bunny, which I topcoated to help it dry faster. In the meantime, I cut geometric shapes out of paper to which I'd stuck tape. These templates allowed me to colour in the jelly shapes and, once those were dry, use a pared-down striping brush to produce the messy, sketchy 3D-sort-of lines in black acrylic paint.
CLAW |
The pinkie is my favourite <3 |
Polishes used:
Revlon Top Speed - Spirit
OPI - Funny Bunny
Nfu Oh - JS20, JS28, JS29, JS34
Zoya - Frida
INM - Out the Door (top coat)
black acrylic paint + striping brush
Are you a maths type, or not at all? Any time a class or subject really just kicked yer butt?
J.
So unique and imaginative, absolutely love this!!!
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