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Good morning (or afternoon or evening), lovely readers! Today starts another nail art theme week with some of my fellow bloggers and this week's theme is Japanese. I will admit that I don't know a whole lot about Japanese culture but I've learned a lot in the process of preparing for this week and I have a lot more appreciation for both the culture and the beauty of Japan!
For today's mani I went with something that I have been very familiar with my whole life and is very near and dear to my heart (and originated in Japan) - Mario! Being a child of the 80s, I grew up playing Super Mario Bros. and I still enjoy playing it today! I taught my eldest nephew to play it when he was young (he's now almost 15) and we always play the new releases together now. But, you're here for the nails so I'll get to those now!
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This is probably the most ambitious nail art I have done and, while it's not perfect, I am so proud of how it turned out! I texted a picture of it to my nephew and he was shocked! Haha! It definitely makes me want to try to do more freehand nail art! However, it DID take me forever! I started it in the late evening (maybe 9 or 10?) and didn't finish it until 3:30 in the morning! This is why I don't attempt nail art more often. LOL Hopefully I will get faster the more I practice! I'm disappointed my top coat smeared Mario (I was out of my thick top coats) because he was nearly perfect before that.
I had to get the side shot so you could see Boo sticking out his tongue... ;)
I can't wait for the rest of this theme week! Don't forget to check out the other amazing manis below!
Thanks for reading and happy polishing! ♥
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