Goodmorning everyone!

Today I want to show you how you can quickly and easily create animal-themed nail art, such as leopard, zebra, tiger etc.

Let’s begin!

Leopard

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Let’s start with leopard spots.

You can choose any color but I decided to do it in a realistic way.

So after spreading a light brown on the Tip and making darker dots to create the inside of the spot, with a very dark burgundy I created the outline of the spots.

The important thing is to use a very thin brush. The beginning of the stain must be very thin and then thicken and become irregular towards the center. Towards the end it must return very subtle.

Two edges are therefore formed around the stain. To fill in the empty spaces, I make some outlines and dots.

Zebra

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The zebra is very simple and the lines follow the same procedure as the outline of the leopard spots.

After creating a white base with a very fine brush and with black I create lines following a diagonal direction.

At the beginning the line must be very thin, in the center it must become thicker and be irregular, in the end it must return very thin. I make quite long lines.

Tiger

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The tiger is very similar to the zebra pattern but on an orange background and in an horizontal direction I make the lines with the same procedure used so far.

This time, however, I do the shorter lines and do more, to differentiate them from those of the zebra.

Giraffe

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For the giraffe I use a slightly clear base, and to make the spots I use a reddish color.

With a dotter I make the edges of the spots I make them quite close and irregular.

Finally I fill the spots with the same color.

Cow

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To achieve this use a white base and with the same procedure with which I made the spots of the giraffe makes the spots of the cow.

This time I make them smaller and more detached from each other.

Snake

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This nail art is not of a precise animal, it can be traced back to that of the snake, however, of scaly animals.

Above a black base I apply a Top Coat without dispersion and sprinkle a chameleon pigment. It depends on how you tilt it and you see it tending towards green or purple.

I then apply a from a generous layer of Top Coat without dispersion and use the foam technique. So when the sealant is still not catalyzed, I apply a foam possibly with large bubbles above.

I send in a lamp and after the product is catalyzed I pass a buffer over the Top Coat to remove the too rough parts.

Butterfly

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After applying a base color of your choice, I create a selection of similar, lighter and darker colors.

Using a sponge or the tip of your finger wearing a glove I tap the color in order to create a shade.

I continue until I am satisfied with the result.

With a fine brush and black gel I make lines that remind the black part of the butterfly wing. Finally with a dotter I make the white dots.

Parrot

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To create the base I choose three similar colors between them I apply them diagonally and blend them.

With a lighter color I created two stripes that resemble two feathers.

I choose red and make the end of the feather. I blend with the lighter green.

Above the two feathers already created I make a third with the same procedure.

Finally with black and white I create the details so that they resemble a feather.

Here are my proposals.

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SOFIA