Violetta is based in Barcelona, and many of her nail art creations look like tiny works of art. She often uses nails as her canvas and draws tiny paintings, but also uses stickers and wraps available at her online store to create them.

Not all of her creations fall under the category of “mismatched nails”, and her approach to this trend is quite unique. Each of the nails in the manicures she creates looks different, yet they form a cohesive whole thanks to the combination of colors Violetta uses along the way.

More often than not, her signature manicures feature colors, patterns, symbols, and designs that somehow bind them together. They’re mismatched, but still make total sense because this nail artists always come up with a way to add at least one tiny detail that transforms them into a full package, and not just a bunch of random nails put together.

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Like many other trends in the nail art world, this one was popularized by Kylie Jenner. Back in July, she posted the photo of a colorful manicure featuring squiggles, dots, eyes, and animal print—another viral look created by her go-to nail artist Chaun Legend.

Many nail art enthusiasts decided to recreate Jenner’s exact look, but this trend eventually took a life of its own. Wearing different designs on each nail became extremely popular, especially with people who love colorful manicures and struggle picking a single nail design.

Just like rainbow nails, this trend has enormous DIY potential and you don’t have to be an expert to pull it off. Just get creative with your nail polishes, and decorate each of your nails with colorful, tiny drawings that perfectly reflect your personality.

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Violetta is based in Barcelona, and many of her nail art creations look like tiny works of art. She often uses nails as her canvas and draws tiny paintings, but also uses stickers and wraps available at her online store to create them.

Not all of her creations fall under the category of “mismatched nails”, and her approach to this trend is quite unique. Each of the nails in the manicures she creates looks different, yet they form a cohesive whole thanks to the combination of colors Violetta uses along the way.

More often than not, her signature manicures feature colors, patterns, symbols, and designs that somehow bind them together. They’re mismatched, but still make total sense because this nail artists always come up with a way to add at least one tiny detail that transforms them into a full package, and not just a bunch of random nails put together.

The post Spanish Nail Artist is Taking Mismatched Manicures to a Whole New Level appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Like many other trends in the nail art world, this one was popularized by Kylie Jenner. Back in July, she posted the photo of a colorful manicure featuring squiggles, dots, eyes, and animal print—another viral look created by her go-to nail artist Chaun Legend.

Many nail art enthusiasts decided to recreate Jenner’s exact look, but this trend eventually took a life of its own. Wearing different designs on each nail became extremely popular, especially with people who love colorful manicures and struggle picking a single nail design.

Just like rainbow nails, this trend has enormous DIY potential and you don’t have to be an expert to pull it off. Just get creative with your nail polishes, and decorate each of your nails with colorful, tiny drawings that perfectly reflect your personality.

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