that is exceptional, truly beautiful. i have saved it to my favourites. thankyou for your tutorial.

Blimey, this is lovely. Saved to my faves too.
Thanks for sharing!

Beautiful, thanks hun xxx

You are very welcome

wow! These are fab! I`m gonna have a go as soon as I can, but 1 question... How doyou get the ridges on the petals? Is it just pressing with the edge of the brush?
I can do basic 3d acrylic, but I`v never known how to do something like this!
Can`t wait to try the colour blending!! Thanks!!

love your work

Probably some nail geeks will disagry with my method but I do oder a few drops of aceton to the monomer. It dramaticly increases pliability of your acrylic bid and helps to make details of your design nice and crispy. Then I flat the brissels of my brush on the edge of liquid pot and start to work with the bid from the midle towards the edges.I do not "pet" my bid if I can say this way. Try to imagin that you are slicing your wedding cake with silver knifewere a bid is a cake and your brush is a knife...any way I wrote detailed about it in "poppy" tutorial,have a look if you are interested in.
Hope it will help you. If there still any questions fell self free to ask. I'll always help if I'a able to do so. x
Sorry for mistakes

Thank you Nafia.I've seen your profile recently and your art is just GREAT! Love the colours you use.I must be proud of yourself!x

Stunning - you are very talented lady.

Lovely work! Thanks for sharing the steps!!



ps: I don't do 3d yet... but as for adding the acetone to the L&P... Just my own thought, I don't see much harm in it, since it's for the ART and not the enhancement itself.