Lacquester Pearl Grey First Pick was a lovely neutral on its own, but when the equinox rolled around after I'd worn it for a day or two, it also provided a perfect backdrop for some multicolored nail art.
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outdoor, overcast daylight for both |
The sun on my left hand and the moon on my right were reverse-stamped in black filled in with metallic gold. This sun image is from the utterly unique Curali 005 "Esoterical" plate, while the moon is found on MoYou London Mexico 03.
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outdoor, overcast daylight |
Since it's still mostly green around here (other than the scattering of ideal fallen leaf props in my lawn), I opted to use a a smaller, rounder leaf pattern rather than the more typically "fall" look of maple leaves. I applied small dots of green, yellow, red, and brown crème polishes to this leaf image from Marianne Pro 25, then scraped 2-3 times until they were lightly blended to get this look of leaves with randomly changing colors.
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window-filtered bright sunlight |
Here's to upcoming rich fall colors and fun autumn designs!
~Michelle
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