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This post is a part of our Diwali blogging series #PhathakaBlogtrain . Thank you Geethica from Thoughts by Geethica blog for introducing me..
Diwali, the festival of lights is right here... I am super excited because I love Diwali.. I am not excited for the crackers but I like the lights, colours all around. Different kind of light decoration is the main attraction of Diwali, hope you will also agree with me.. To express my happiness, I am creating a series of Diwali nails and few other Diwali related posts too...
So here is the first NailArt of Diwali inspired by light decoration.. Find below the steps..
During Diwali, infact few days before Diwali we started using sparkling lights to decorate our home.. I like big lanterns.. Different designs paper lanterns are another attraction of Diwali... So here I have tried to resemble small colourful bling lights and paper lanterns in my nails...
So first I have painted white polish on all nails ..here I have taken white as base, except that black can also be a choice. I have drawn paper lanterns in the middle finger and thumb nail.. For creating I have used acrylic colours... Refer the picture for steps..
Then on the other nails, I have tried to draw the small colourful bling lights.. For that draw random black lines and put different bright colour dots in between... Refer the picture for better understanding..
After finishing everything, apply generous quantity of clear top coat and wait till dry... Now the Diwali nails are ready to flaunt..
Hope you have liked this easy to draw Diwali nailart... Will come with another Diwali nailart soon...
Share your thought in comments below.. Till then stay beautiful..
The next station of #PhatakaBlogtrain is Tina Basu , She is a freelance writer, author, blogger, graphic designer and a food enthusiast. When she is not running around a little hyper active munchkin she blogs at Tina Basu – Being Real Not Perfect where she writes, fictions, girly stuffs and hosts link parties and tutorials. Tina is a self-confessed food obsessed girl and all her love for food is reflected in her food blog Twinkling Tina Cooks. Tina has been in the FMCG industry for over seven years working as a trade marketing and branding expert. Follow her blog http://Www.tinabasu.com
I am onboard on #PhatakaBlogtrain in association with Moshank Relia, Bouteilles Up & Satthwa.
Diwali, the festival of lights is right here... I am super excited because I love Diwali.. I am not excited for the crackers but I like the lights, colours all around. Different kind of light decoration is the main attraction of Diwali, hope you will also agree with me.. To express my happiness, I am creating a series of Diwali nails and few other Diwali related posts too...
So here is the first NailArt of Diwali inspired by light decoration.. Find below the steps..
During Diwali, infact few days before Diwali we started using sparkling lights to decorate our home.. I like big lanterns.. Different designs paper lanterns are another attraction of Diwali... So here I have tried to resemble small colourful bling lights and paper lanterns in my nails...
So first I have painted white polish on all nails ..here I have taken white as base, except that black can also be a choice. I have drawn paper lanterns in the middle finger and thumb nail.. For creating I have used acrylic colours... Refer the picture for steps..
Then on the other nails, I have tried to draw the small colourful bling lights.. For that draw random black lines and put different bright colour dots in between... Refer the picture for better understanding..
After finishing everything, apply generous quantity of clear top coat and wait till dry... Now the Diwali nails are ready to flaunt..
Hope you have liked this easy to draw Diwali nailart... Will come with another Diwali nailart soon...
Share your thought in comments below.. Till then stay beautiful..
The next station of #PhatakaBlogtrain is Tina Basu , She is a freelance writer, author, blogger, graphic designer and a food enthusiast. When she is not running around a little hyper active munchkin she blogs at Tina Basu – Being Real Not Perfect where she writes, fictions, girly stuffs and hosts link parties and tutorials. Tina is a self-confessed food obsessed girl and all her love for food is reflected in her food blog Twinkling Tina Cooks. Tina has been in the FMCG industry for over seven years working as a trade marketing and branding expert. Follow her blog http://Www.tinabasu.com
I am onboard on #PhatakaBlogtrain in association with Moshank Relia, Bouteilles Up & Satthwa.
Wonderful nail art, I love the way you add spice of festivities to your nails and life. Beautiful
ReplyDeleteLove the new style, especially the white background
ReplyDeleteYour nail arts are mind blowing! 😍 This one looks a bit tough for me! 😅
ReplyDeleteThank you... It is easy but need practice..
DeleteEk baar aapka talent samne aaya , bahut sunder hai 👌👌
ReplyDeleteAap imagination ko nails per le aatey ho
That's so sweet of you... Thanks Anita ji...
DeleteWow you have true art!!! inspiring blog
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Thanks Richa...
DeleteWow you really done great nail art. Perfect for festive days. Loving your creative ideas.
ReplyDeleteLove love love ur nail art ....its so easy to do n looks like pro art...
ReplyDeleteOh such a beautiful diwali inspired nail art. I lve the fact how effortlessly you create such beautiful nail arts..
ReplyDeleteAwesome lanterns and lights on your nails, loved the nail art!
ReplyDeleteWow! Amazing nail art :) White Nailpolish is the best for base, you can create so many designs :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful nail art.. perfect for diwali look!
ReplyDeleteLove your nail art.. i wish i could do it too.. beautiful
ReplyDeleteThese nails look so beautiful! You make it sound like it is very easy. Will give it a try. Hope I can come anywhere close to it. ;-)
ReplyDeleteTruly creative babe. Loved the light bulbs & Diwali Lantern pattern a lot :)
ReplyDeleteI like all the designs with white background. And your creativity is so good. I wish I can also beautify my nails like you on my own.
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