Today I’m joining forces with Lindsay of
Nail That Accent to bring you a blog collaboration post. You might even say, a
coBLOGoration! That works right?!
When we started chatting, we knew we wanted to work on something together that included nail art and that would work well on our blogs. After running through a few possibilities, we decided it would be fun to take one source of inspiration, each work on it independently and then come together to see our different interpretations of the same idea.
Fashion is always a good starting point for nail art and it gave us each a chance to find something suited to our own style. Lindsay chose a piece from Alberta Ferretti and mine came from Nonoo – both SS15. Make sure you jump over to
Nail That Accent to see the freehand nail art we created inspired by the Alberta Ferretti dress.
It’s really fascinating to see our creations side-by-side. They’re the same but different! It just goes to show that there are so many possibilities when it comes to nail art and in any form of art, it’s very unlikely that any two interpretations of the same source material are going to be the same! Isn’t it funny that both of us have taken notice of the shoes on the other’s choice of outfit and chosen to include that in our design?
Lindsay started by polishing her pinky with OPI
Push and Shove to replicate the silver shoes (push and shove comes with a special base coat). She then polished all her nails with
Motives Daydream.
Next, she freehanded a thick white stripe with
Essie Blanc (using the regular nail polish brush).
When that was dry, she used used Essie
Midnight Cami to create the abstract blue effect. She dipped a nail art brush in acetone, wiped the majority off her brush and then dipped the brush into midnight cami to create the splattered effect.
She topped her nail art with Glisten & Glow HK Girl.
Where to find Lindsay
To see Lindsay’s collaboration post featuring a different SS15 piece from Alberta Ferretti,
click here!
I started with a base of Barry M
White and a thin coat of Glisten & Glow
HK Girl.
At this point, it gets messy. I applied tape to the skin around my nail and taped off the bottom half of my nail diagonally. Next I used a straw to
splatter Sally Hansen
Thinking of Blue on the section of nail that was showing through and then immediately removed the tape.
I used another coat of
HK Girl and put tape over the part of my nail with the splatter section, then painted on NYC
Raindrop and removed the tape.
I finished it off with one final coat of
HK Girl!
To see the next collaboration post, visit Nail That Accent
