Step By Step Frog Nail Art Tutorial

Today's post is a cute little nail art tutorial done by Vriddhi who is an amazing nail artist. Her choice of patterns and color combinations is always beautiful.

Let's get started and learn how to draw a frog on your nails!

Things you will need:

1. Base Coat [used Luron base coat]
2. Nail polish - soft brown (or whatever background you choose for your frog) [used Luron nail polish, tips & toes 111]
3. Acrylic Paint (if you don't have acrylic paint, you can use nail polish mixed with a little acetone to thin it out)
4. Top Coat
5. Dotting tool (you can use the back of a toothpick if you don't have these)
6. Nail art brush (you can use a 0 number paint brush if you don't have a nail art brush)
Optional: Cuticle oil, quick dry top coat

Apply base coat to keep your nails looking healthy and to protect them from any chemicals in your nail polish. Base coat also helps your nail polish/nail art stay longer.


Step 1. We will create the silhouette of the frog's body

●For the frog's face, make a horizontal oval with Green acrylic paint (if you have a darker green you can mix a little white to make it lighter).
●For the body, make a vertical oval from the central part of the horizontal oval.
●For legs, just cover the sides of the nails joining the body.
●For eyes, make a big circle and a small circle on face with white acrylic paint.

Step 2: Adding some detail

● Take green acrylic paint and give an outline on a few parts of the frog - between the face, body and legs.
●Draw tiny dots with black acrylic paint in the white circles for creating the eyes.
●Draw a crown on the head with yellow acrylic paint. Three spokes with dots on the ends to create the crown.

Step 3: Finishing the details

●Give an outline to the whole frog with black acrylic paint.
●Give a little shade of brownish yellow  on the cheeks and chest of the frog as you can see in the Step 3 picture above.

Step 4: Seal it all in

●Apply toap coat to seal in the entire design.

●Lastly apply cuticle oil to your cuticles so that your hands remain well kept and you can flaunt your little frog!

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