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O mais legal de usar os esmaltes antigos é relembrar a história de cada um deles. O q vc fez para conseguir, a sola de sapato q gastou, o achado no balaio da perfumaria, o tão sonhado gringo, as troquinhas, as amizades, as ocasiões q vc já os usou... Tudo fica mais interessante!
O Splash é só amor desde o seu lançamento. Os glitters furta-cor e o glow roxo q ele tem ganharam o meu coração! Antes dele eu só tinha olhos para o Mucuri (Dote), outro queridíssimo!
Para facilitar a limpeza, usei a técnica da Máscara Facial da Avon. Passei nos dedos (em volta das unhas) e esperei secar antes de começar a esmaltar. Depois, foi só alegria! Tem fotos do processo nos comentário, caso alguém não conheça a técnica.
This is a combo of an image of the side of a glass and brick building in the sun and a gradient blend image I have recently made.
This supersparkly manicure I created sprinkling loose silver holographic glitter over wet nail polish (Claudia Cosmetics Glistening Snow) from the tipp to the center of the nail & charcoal loose holographic glitter from the center down to the finger. To make a soft gradient I mixed both glitters & sprinkled the "mixture" over the middle of the nail & finally sealed everything with 3 coats of OPI Top Coat.
It looks sooo dazzling! A perfect New Year's manicure.
Glitter gradient in the color Pantone 2016 Serenity using Wycon Cosmetics Serenity Flash and Serenity Glitter.
www.lightyournails.com/2016/09/wycon-serenity-flash-glitt...
6th March 2018. On a photo charter run by the 30742 Group, BR 7MT Britannia 4-6-2 No.70013 Oliver Cromwell powers up the Keighley curve with a mixed goods train. Note in the background is the Keighley Technical College. The railway is part of the Keighley And Worth Valley Railway.
I took this photo on my traipse around Theodore Wirth Park in Minneapolis. Wirth is a few blocks from my home, and is quite extensive for a city park. During my walk I got a business call, and spoke for about 1/2 an hour while I snapped away. I took this shot while pretending to pay attention to business. I was drawn to the layers of textures and colors. At the bottom is marsh grass, then some kind of bramble/bush, and then finally full fledged trees.
I love this summery shawl knit in a gradient colorway from Twisted Fiber Art. Project details blogged: theknittingblogbymrpuffythedog.blogspot.com/2016/07/peach...
This is a combination of four images that I have stiched together. They show the gradient profile charts that are pinned high up on the wall inside Exeter Panel Signal Box.
22nd May 2019
Best viewed 'Original' size.
Lights and shadow at sunset on In Awiss mountains, Libya.
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Well, as soon as I got excited about the spring coming, we got nailed with a Blizzard. Just my luck.
Gradiente feita com esponja amarela de cozinha.
Usei como base o Jordana boy oh boy, esponjei com o OPI its up to blue, OPI purple with a purpose, e o Orly fowl play. Para terminar uma camada de Seche Vite top coat.
Adorei o efeito :)
Tentem fazer em casa, recomendo.
I colored Fimo translucent with alcohol ink to get the color gradient that makes up this bracelet.
I used alcohol inks to get the bright colors and created this bracelet without a pasta machine, without using cutters, and with no skinner blends. There's a link to the tutorial on my website.
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I love challenges.I have no idea what this was supposed to represent...there was no explanation to this abstract sculpture posted near by. It was an interesting object to try to capture a fun angle of with a 50mm lens standing under it...but the original image was nothing but plain to me once I could see it on the computer. I liked the comp on this just as it was shot, but the colors were dull silver metal and lifeless blue sky. After trying several things, I thought I'd just abandon whatever I thought might work and head to the filter gallery in photoshop for whatever seem to 'work' best. Here are the steps I took (if anyone is interested) to achieve this effect.
In the Layers Palette - I unlocked the background layer and made a duplicate of it to apply the filters to. (That way, if all else failed, I could toss that one and start again.) With the copy layer selected, I opened the Filter Gallery and applyed first a Bas Relief filter and then added a second filter onto that one - a Graphic Pen filter with a stroke of 15 and light/dark balance of 50. After applying those two filters the layer copy now appeared B&W.
Again, in the layers palette, the B&W layer sat above the original. I adjusted the blend mode of the B&W layer to Overlay with 93% Opacity and 86% Fill selected for this.
And with those simple adjustments this image took on a whole different appeal, changing vasting the original, giving it some character and punch with that gradient sky especially.
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What I do when I'm bored at three in the morning.
Reaching the 200 mark, need to get damned pro now.