Saturday, July 3, 2010
KOTD: China Glaze Emerald Fitzgerald with Konad White
This is post #2 in my China Glaze Vintage Vixen Konad Challenge. I admit, this one is a little odd. However, I find it completely mesmerizing. Granted, the finished design was nowhere near what I had initially planned. I wanted to have mermaid nails, complete with my fauxnad mermaid stamp, but that just didn't turn out. So I took what I had, ran with it, and created this. This look has one coat of ChG Emerald Fitzgerald as a base. I then applied a mix of Zoya Charla and Zoya Ivanka using a detail brush, so my nails had a very underwater look. The stamp is 3 layers of the fishnet pattern from plate m57. The first 2 coats are Konad White and the 3rd coat is ChG Emerald Fitzgerald.
I will have other konad posts using this collection in the near future.
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2 comments:
If you had used one coat of the Konad White, then used a gold or silver polish, then did the final stamp with the emerald, I think this would have looked JUST like Ariel's tail in The Little Mermaid. Awesome job!
Jessica, I need to try that. That sounds awesome. I got a little carried away with the white, but it was already a bit messy, so I figured "what the heck". LOL.
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