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Speaking to new nail techs, the creator says they do not necessarily need to be artists, then introduces an adjustable tracing projector as a practical tool.
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Speaking to new nail techs, the creator says they do not necessarily need to be artists, then introduces an adjustable tracing projector as a practical tool.
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View breakdownI'm always telling new nail techs that you don't necessarily have to be an artist to know how to do nails. There are so many shortcuts to make sure that you can have beautiful nails in a shorter amount of time. Don't spend a whole bunch of money on stickers, foils. Invest in a mini projector. That way when it comes to characters or nail art, you can really up your game. Freehanding designs take a lot of mental energy, and you'll spend more time correcting mistakes than you will setting up this little projector.
And don't feel like this takes away from your artistry. The effort and time is very much still there, and materials are still used, you're just doing it more efficiently.
The nail artist uses a mini projector to cast a draft, then uses fine brushes to outline and fill colors on the nail tip, finishing the black and white cartoon face design, and finally applies a top coat.
The nail artist continues to draw a new nail tip with a yellow star design, then shows a rack of various finished nail art works with different styles.
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