Thorns and Roses

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T K.

Aug 3, 2015

T K.

First let me say how much I love Beautylish! You are all so supportive and helpful! Yesterday I shared that I wasn't feeling confident in my nail art, and I received support and suggestions how to keep my creativity going :)

I especially want to thank Alma, she let me know it was normal to feel how I was feeling, and she gave me tips on how to move forward with my designs! Alma I took your advice today, I sat down with music playing and sketched out a few designs, until I found one I wanted to paint!

As many of you know, I love painting roses. I have always painted them with simple leaves, and today I wanted to try something a little different. I decided to paint the roses with a full stem/vine, including thorns. While I am not exactly sure why, I feel like this design expresses how I have been feeling. I have learned that there will always be a flaw, or a thorn in my designs, but I need to keep moving forward to the end result, or until I see a beautiful rose. Is that too cheesy? lol That probably didn't even make sense XD

Anyways here is my design :)

The majority of the polishes used were Zoya, except for Porchester Square by Nails Inc which I used as my base :) and NYC Matte Me Crazy which I used as a top coat.
The Zoya polishes used were - Jace, Vespa, Nana, Genesis, and Arabella!

What do you think? I want your honest opinion :) And Constructive Criticism is always appreciated! I want to know how I can improve :)

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