This course is for you if you already know the materials and tools required for stamping and you are comfortable with applying the stamping technique. If you are confident about using the stamper, you can benefit much from this course, as you will learn how to create compositions and realize your ideas. This level requires the use of brush, and therefore it is an advantage if you know the basics of handling nail art brushes and you can paint lines. If you still have some skills to improve in this field, the video will provide you with useful guideline on the specific steps of the right brush handling technique, which you can much benefit from. You can learn how to build up complex decorations and how to think in terms of processes and make up the right order of steps. If you do the steps of decoration in the right order, then you will be able to create any nail art decoration combined with stamped patterns ranging from the relatively simple ones to the more complex designs.
Norka has implemented an exciting solution. Using stamping technique, she has prepared a brown, antique-like wood grain pattern to frame the portrait that she has also selected from a stamping plate. This unusual composition is astonishingly different than anything else, that’s why it is unique. Try it in other colors, and once you have learned the technique, you may replace wood grain pattern with lace pattern or floral background, and select any pattern of smaller size instead of the portrait. These are for inspiration only, feel free to realize your own ideas.
If you like this video we recommend you to check out the Layered stamping in trendy, youthful colours tutorial.
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Odita Seila
about 1 year ago
Thank you for inspiration
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ANGIBAUD NATHALIE
over 3 years ago
Merci pour ce tuto
réalisation très sympa
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Patricia Ortega
over 3 years ago
I woodn't mind this design at all. Again, learned something new in this tutorial.
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Dribnenki Cindy
over 3 years ago
Very creative design. The black painting on the top for the details makes this design look real.
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Tatum Kerry
over 3 years ago
Norka, you are so creative. Thank you for this tutorial.
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Paulina Pytel
over 3 years ago
Very nice technique and useful tutorial. Thank you.
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Newman Hope
over 3 years ago
Interesting stamping techniques demonstrated.
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Di Vittorio Stefania
over 3 years ago
Very particular, I liked it, I especially loved the wooden background. Thank you!
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Pretty Noona
over 3 years ago
Nicely done, I haven't tried this technique... looks interesting and easy to follow each step.
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Friedrich Inka
over 4 years ago
So beautiful! So realistic (the wooden background) and eye catching (the "medallion")! I like it a lot
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International nail art educator
Welcome to nailstamping.com. Now I should write something about me in a given length. Honestly, it makes me itty-bitty difficulty. If I am placed within definite bounds, I do not feel free. In contrast, in the nail art I have found the unlimited freedom. It can be a beautiful, hand-painted flower or a stamped design, creating something, only the imagination limits its boundaries. |