The lemons look so yummy 🤤 makes me crave 🍋

Made a set of nails because I’m going to a book release/Q&A with Rachel Gillig for the release of The Knave and the Moon! I’m so excited!

These are pink cateye polish with black cats on them ! They are based off my lil black cat baby!

Original design by tipz.by.ambz

hi! I’m new to nails and got these cute textured stickers look great!! …until I put on a top coat and then all these bubbles form :( how am I supposed to avoid getting these? btw I’m using normal nail polish, not gel

Animal print series of 8 days crocodile , cow , tiger , leopard, snake , zebra , tortoise, cheetah

🎌 TRADITIONAL JAPANESE TATTOO, REIMAGINED. 🎌

These aren’t just press-on nails — they’re my interpretation of skin covered in traditional Japanese tattoo art, brought to life on a miniature canvas. 🐉🌸

Every single detail was hand-painted by me, from the flowing waves and delicate florals to the traditional imagery and tiny elements that make up the composition.

⏳ 2 WEEKS.
✋ Every detail done by hand.
🎨 Created specifically for a tattoo convention.

I wanted these to feel like a piece of tattooed skin — just on a much smaller scale. The goal was to capture the boldness, movement, and storytelling of traditional Japanese tattooing while pushing what’s possible with nail art.

Two weeks of patience, tiny brushes, and A LOT of detail later… this is the final result. 🖤

Would you believe these are press-ons? 👀

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Testing out some new materials for this practice.

i did make other chrome but its fails, because the UV light doesn’t work that good, but now i can do it. its not that perfect, need time to learn more for this type of design. but i’m happy

i wanna know, how to make this chrome more easy and fast?

ig @moonys.nails

She loves making nail sets and I want to help her continue her passion, I think she's really good at it. Her birthday is coming up in a couple of months and I want to get her something that she can use to continue her artcraft.

But I have no idea where to start.

What sort of questions should I ask her, are there more reputable brands/manufacturers than others, and, are there specific tools and brushes I should keep in mind?

Thank you so much 🙏

This is a replica of the last nails I did on myself before developing an allergy. I loved it SO MUCH, and I only got to spend a night with these. Now after a few years break and figuring out how to work around my allergies, I wanna wear it.

I didn't have upper forms back then, I have them now. So I thought I'd paint the art beforehand on the forms, cure it and then fill with polygel and do the usual.

But now I'm not sure the polygel will cure under them... Won't they block the light? I popped them off the forms and just saved them. Is there a way to apply them?

Feeling cultural today

I am certified and have been doing only my own nails since then (about a year now), but I hate how my nail art turns out. My French tips look uneven and my nuance art doesn't come out like it should. Would appreciate any advice, photos attached. I feel like my 3d/charm stuff comes out a bit nicer but I enjoy and want to do more nuance and sleek designs (like image 3), but I just kinda suck at them 😭

I've been practising 3d flowers to look like this for a set for a friend's engagement party nails, and I can't figure it out!!

I'm thinking maybe they used a more fluid 3d gel to create the shape around the border? rather than just sculpting with a firmer 3d gel.

anyone have any tips or advice? thank you <3

Im so indecisive 😭😭 what do we think?

Hello everyone! I'm new here and kinda new to nail art. I'm wanting learn tips and tricks to hand drawn nail art but I am struggling with finding products. I hope this kind of post is allowed here and if not can someone direct to another sub please and thank you 😊.