Design of nails dotsy. Master classes. Councils.

Hi everyone!
On a wave of the announcement of a subject of a manicure flashmob about points, dotsa, etc., etc., you wanted to give several advice which will facilitate to you life in respect of creation of design on nails by means of a dots or other improvised objects capable to replace it.

I think that it dots all is aware?



They can look on a miscellaneous, but the essence remains identical, it is a stick with the pointed end or the ends with the balls of different diameter put on these ends. This tool for the neylart was specially created for simplification of performance of designs by means of points.

Depending on diameter of a ball on a tip of a dots diameter of points varies.
But if you do not have this dots, then it with great success can be replaced with any subject of the similar building: not writing ball pen, a pencil, a hairpin, the invisible being, a toothpick, a match, etc.



And now several councils for those who for the first time want to make such type of design or who is familiar with it long ago, but cannot start with it friendship.

1. For design dotsy it is desirable to take the pigmented varnishes since points turn out quite thin and translucent varnishes will not possible to achieve the saturated drawing. If strongly there is a wish to use this color, but independently it is badly read on a basis, then it is possible to trace at first the drawing white varnish, and then to duplicate from above on white points of subjects, varnish which was chosen initially.

2. Varnishes have to be liquid. It is difficult to work with the thickened varnishes since they on air get denser and dry up even stronger and quicker and as a result begin to last for dotsy.

3. Update a varnish drop on a palette in which you dip dots even if you not up to the end used it. As soon as varnish begins to last a thread for dotsy, it is a signal to updating. You drip a fresh drop on a palette and it is possible to continue to draw.

4. Rub off a ball of a dots about a napkin through everyone two-three of dippings in varnish. As varnish at the edges of a ball remains and dries up and each subsequent dipping in varnish will accumulate even more and then diameter of the put-down points will be much more initial diameter of a ball, and in some drawings it is not really desirable.

5. Having dipped dots in varnish and having put in a row several end, we will receive a dot row from the biggest to the smallest point. It is possible to put ends the flat line, curved or twisting, depending on the conceived design.



6. If you need identical points, then dots it is necessary to dip into varnish before each new point (at most after every second) and more often to rub off dots about a napkin, purifying it from residues of varnish.

Well and of course practice works wonders) Try, train to put ends at first paper. That the hand got used to a dots that movements went already on the automatic machine. It is actually not as difficult as it seems.

Also looked for you for several video with simple designs a toast. The most part from examples are same, but to you the main thing to understand the course of the movement of a dots in a hand, the sequence of performance of design.

Successful attempts to you!