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| Start by panting your nails yellow. |
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| Now we will start with the gradient. To save some time I have started by making two stripes with the brush. And it is only an advantage if the coats aren't completely dry, just surface dry. |
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| Paint some nail polish on a random makeup sponge and start dabbing on the area you want. |
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| In this case I start with the edges and gradiently work my way into the middle avoiding the very middle since we want to keep that yellow. The picture shows one gradient coat. |
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| A tip is to put a lot of polish on your sponge but allow it to "dry" some before you start dabbing on your nail. By waiting you will get a better gradient. |
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| This is the second gradient coat, just blending in the orange color and making it have full opacity on the edges. |
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| If you want you could be finished by then, but if you want your gradient to look even better I would recommend an additional layer of yellow over the middle of the nail. |
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| The additional coat of yellow which I dabb on with the sponge makes the yellow and orange blend in even better with each other, creating a almost seamless gradient. |
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| To make the pattern use a black fine liner nail polish. |
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| Make random shapes reminding you about a giraffe print. It helps a lot looking at giraffe pictures while doing this. |
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| Use a dotting tool or the tip of the brush of your black nail polish to fill the pattern you have made. |
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| And then you're done! Just ad some top coat to seal in the design and making it shiny. |
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| Hope you liked it! |
If anything was unclear, please ask. :)












