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A while back Nicole by O.P.I shared this awesome gradient that went from nude to neon. This girl right here fell in love with the look pretty hard and decided I need to try the combination for myself :D. The contrasting geometric stamp was an impulse add. I had been wanting to play with this Red Angel plate. The design is really interesting and eye-catching. Tutorial after the jump ♥.
For this look I used Nicole by O.P.I shades (of course!). I went for a subtle contrast of bright and nudey. The nude shade is NOPI That's Putting it Mild, which comes from the core collection. The sweet lime shade is NOPI Lay it on the Lime. I really dig this gradient even though the contrast is not super "in-your-face". Lay it on the Lime turned out to be much more of a "mellow" color than I was expecting. I really dig this squishy shade of vivid lime.
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I just love the combination of the gradient and the stamping. I am looking forward to seeing your stamping series! I am still kinda new to stamping (meaning I've been trying forever and just can't get it right), so I am always looking for new tips and tricks!
ReplyDeleteThese look awesome! Great tutorial for it too.
ReplyDeleteThat gradient is lovely, I might have to try that myself! I love this look!
ReplyDeleteYou mentioned really quickly in the video what brush you used for clean up but I didn't catch it. Even after watching the video 4 times. Ive been looking for a better brush to use and was wondering where you purchased yours and what the name of it is.
ReplyDeleteIt is a Kolinsky England 666 #16 brush. I found mine on amazon.com :D. I also keep a 666 #14 at hand for more detailed cleanup jobs.
ReplyDeleteThanks. I feel kind of like an idiot. After I commented I watched the video again and saw that it was in there. I must have been remembering a different video where I heard it said.
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of layering the glitter under the stamp!
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