Old archive nails: striped sloping funky french

Hi, since I got a lot of stuff in the archive and since I'm eager to show these seriously old ones I decided to show one today even though the most fun post of the day will be my second post; which is my nail art sunday post; which contains a fresh and new manicure inspired by the them; "light". Hope you'll check it out! :)

But now we're at this post which is a striped sloping funky french from August, 2010. I really like this type of french manicure and I did them much more often when my nails generally where shorter since it's such a good way to fool the eye to make the nails looks longer. However I also think it's pretty no matter the length so I should use that nail art look more often.

Polishes used:
Sure Promise (yellow and green)
L.A. Color Art Deco - Black

The abstract kiwi and passion fruit nail art

It Sunday and as usual we should show some nail art, right? For today I have archive nails even though I'm at the moment is wearing the most beautiful nail art I've ever done(!) but that one you'll see later.

Now, let's look at this:
I choose to name it as how I think about it; abstract kiwi and passion fruit nail art. As you can see it's a gradient of green and yellow and on top black and white glitter.

Polishes used:
Kubiss - 62 (yellow)
Kubiss - 63 (green)
Dandy Nails - Color Blind, which I've also used >HERE< in another gradient.

Green and yellow gradient

It's Sunday and Lelack has taken a pause but that doesn't stop me from showing nail art today any how. Today I'm showing something simple but a nail art I really like and I've worn a lot this summer; gradients in all shapes and colors. They are fast and simple and gives effortless the manicure a new look.

I've used two shimmer polishes from Kubiss and I really like this. It feel so summer like and juicy :)
Hope you liked it!

Polishes used:
Kubiss - 62 (yellow)
Kubiss - 63 (green)

Striped funky french with flowers and ladybugs

Hi!
For today I have an archive nail art I made some summers ago, and thereby I may excuse for somewhat crappy pictures. :) Anyhow, I really liked this concept even though I think there's some room for improvement. Perhaps four petals are one to many. I'll try remaking this nail art this summer. :)

Polishes used:
Various colors of: Sure Promise
L.A. Colors Art Deco - Black