Hello, readers!! As promised, these last 2 designs for Digit-al Dozen Black and White Week are not Doctor Who inspired. Instead, I’ve decided to revisit some of my own tutorials and choose colors that fit in with this week’s theme!
For today’s design, I revisited the Crisscross Texture Gradient Tutorial found here. It is still one of my favorite manis ever and I enjoyed redoing it. I do, however, still like the original color scheme better.
I used OPI My Boyfriend Scales Walls for my base color, topped it with HKGirl Top Coat, and let it dry completely. Then, I followed the tutorial using striping tape, a makeup sponge, and OPI Solitaire, Zoya London, and Zoya Dahlia.
Because I used school glue all on the skin around my nails, cleanup was much easier than last time!
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They may not be Doctor Who inspired but they sure remind me of cement. And cement, of course, reminds me of Weeping Angels!
I love it!
This is perfect!
They look really good 🙂
Grey is my favorite, therefore this manicure is my favorite. 🙂
As gorgeous as this is (much more so than the original, if you ask me), I still say bring back the Doctor! Ah well, only two more days to wait till his next TV outing…
this is absolutely awesome <3
Such frosted sugary perfection! And your patience with striping tape is admirable!
This is so pretty! And glue on your skin is a great tip…this would be a NIGHTMARE to clean-up!!
OH MY GOOD GOD! These are amazing!! I actually prefer this color scheme a little bit more, but wow. So great!
i love this!!
This is so amazing! Love it:)
Linda! Parece ser refrescante! Interessante!
Everytime I see these I get giddy! They are just too wonderful!
Very cool design, I love the gradient and how that adds some variation. I'm not sure if I would have the patience to do this but I loved how yours turned out. 🙂
Gorgeous! I love them! Reminds me of ballet shoes!
This is VERY cool!