The Digit-al Dozen DOES Countries and Cultures, Day 3: Wonderland!

In Digit-al Dozen, Nails, OPI by Jacki38 Comments

Good afternoon! It’s Day 3 of Countries & Cultures Week with The Digit-al Dozen! Of course I was inspired by a fictional land again, this time it’s Wonderland! I chose to recreate the talking flower garden from the original Alice In Wonderland cartoon movie, and now I have the “All In The Golden Afternoon” song stuck in my head!


 And because I just love showing reference pictures, here is a collage of the specific talking flowers from the movie:

http://disney.wikia.com/wiki/File:Alice-disneyscreencaps_com-3118.jpg
http://blogs.disney.com/oh-my-disney/2013/07/06/the-weirdest-things-alice-sees-in-wonderland/
http://aliceinwonderland.wikia.com/wiki/The_Flowers

The base color is OPI Jade Is The New Black, and I used 21 other polishes to create this look so I won’t be listing them all.

What do you think of the talking flowers? Which was your favorite part of Alice In Wonderland? Thanks so much for reading, come back tomorrow for Day 4 of Countries & Cultures Week! 

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      Jacki

      Thank you so much! I was getting discouraged until I did the index nail last–which i totally loved so i felt better about the mani as a whole then.

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      Jacki

      Thank you!! It was time consuming, but mostly because there were so many colors to use.

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      Jacki

      Thank you! I think I was always a bit weary of them, myself. They were kind of mean kicking Alice out and calling her a weed. But they make fabulous and recognizable art! 😀

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    Emma Hoop

    HOLY CRAP JACKI! These are amazing and quite possibly my favorite manicure of your's YET. The detail is astounding!

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