First Time At 3d Flowers
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Doorie
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I'm sorry but it gives me a headache to read with a cap at each word... looks like a new sentence starting every word, annoying for the brain...
on the 3D instead, no headache at all!
it is nicely done but you have to pay attention to the order of color.
ie if you start picking white THEN purple and place the purple at the center of the flower, AlwAYS do so.
also try to stick to one petal kind, ie round, oval, or triangle if you see what I mean, and avoid picking one and another.
for the leaves, if you use a glitter powder there's no way to work your brush on to inprint life... stick to a shimmer or mate powder, and use the glitters to highlight the whole flower.
hth
on the 3D instead, no headache at all!
it is nicely done but you have to pay attention to the order of color.
ie if you start picking white THEN purple and place the purple at the center of the flower, AlwAYS do so.
also try to stick to one petal kind, ie round, oval, or triangle if you see what I mean, and avoid picking one and another.
for the leaves, if you use a glitter powder there's no way to work your brush on to inprint life... stick to a shimmer or mate powder, and use the glitters to highlight the whole flower.
hth
min11
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I think the pinky and the purple ones are lovely, I didn't pick up on the different petal shapes or the way you used the colours, they just looked lovely and natural the way flowers in real life do in terms of variation of shape. I liked the glitter centre. Very pretty :hug:
Bev Rose
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Very pretty hun.
I think you can have a free license to do whatever you like in the make up, however Doorie's work is excellent, so that's some good advice there.
Clients don't know the ins & outs and I'm sure they would be happy to have flowers like these.
I think you can have a free license to do whatever you like in the make up, however Doorie's work is excellent, so that's some good advice there.
Clients don't know the ins & outs and I'm sure they would be happy to have flowers like these.
sharon2
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i think they are great, min11 is right real flowers do vary. im sure the bride-to-be will love her nails.
champagne
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Wow I really need to try this ..
Well done x
Well done x
michelle g
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I think the bride will be happy with those.
very pretty.
very pretty.
Bebeautiful
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Your art work is brilliant however, if your friend wants to divert from the traditional French manicure then I think she will really like them. I like them because they look nice and you can see the time and effort you put into them. Good luck and I hope your friend likes them and will will choose a pattern. 
Susie H
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If I were you I would match the colour of the brides nail to the brides maids dresses or her bouquet. Out of the examples you have given I like the top petal on the purple flower, the slightly pointed tip and the way the bottom slightly folds in on its self really works for me.
As a concept for the entire nail I like the way the pink ones are arranged with the partial flower in one corner and the whole flower slightly of center.
So in answer to your question, yes I do think you can, so long as you practice like mad, do some lovely art for your friends wedding:hug:
As a concept for the entire nail I like the way the pink ones are arranged with the partial flower in one corner and the whole flower slightly of center.
So in answer to your question, yes I do think you can, so long as you practice like mad, do some lovely art for your friends wedding:hug:
