I know it's June today, but I'm going to share my May Digit-al Dozen Birthday mani. In May Oksana of The Polish Koi was born and she selected a fun photo for inspiration!
Photo Link/Credit
Let's get to the details!
Products used:
Rogue Lacquer - Blizzard Beach (press sample)
China Glaze - White on White
MPolish - Baroque
Dream Polish - Gem Glam Top Coat (press sample)
Ribbits Stickits - Un-Frog-gettable Cuticle Cover (press sample)
I was going to do some fluid nail art/drip marble, but decided to try using water spotting technique. I did a base of Blizzard Beach. I then added White on White and Baroque in water and sprayed with hand sanitizer to create a spotted look. After protecting my skin with Cuticle Cover, I dipped my nails in and layered it. I do wish I would have only dipped one time on each nail to have more blue present, but hey...you live in learn. :) It's topped with Gem Glam Top Coat.
I hope you enjoyed this mani! And be sure to head to Oksana's blog to wish her a happy belated birthday month!
Kristi aka BeginNails
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I love your interpretation, it looks so textured. Great colors too!
ReplyDeleteWow, that looks great! I have never heard of the technique you mentioned. I need to see that in action in a video. I always learn so much from you nail bloggers!
ReplyDeleteI like how you interpreted your inspiration.
ReplyDeleteThis looks great! I have never been able to get that water spotting technique to work for me.
ReplyDeleteOh wow, those nails are a work of art indeed. They look like a slab of stone!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun way to create a design based on this inspiration! I really like doing water spotting although its been awhile. How pretty!
ReplyDeleteI like the interpretation and I like the inspo pic too!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is pretty and I love the inspiration!!! Bravo!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is a really neat pattern!
ReplyDeleteThis is SO pretty! I have no idea what a water-spotting pattern is, but it sounds a lot easier than getting those petal-patterns from traditional watermarbling.
ReplyDeleteI love the interpretations of the inspo. This version is AWESOME
ReplyDeleteLoving how these turned out!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful fluid art! I don't know if I am familiar with the technique but I love how yours turned out.
ReplyDeleteIs this a texture? Looks like it.
ReplyDeleteI love this! It turned out like a blueberry dessert!
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