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If you put all ten together they spill out the entire inscription put on the inside of the classic One Ring. I don’t know about you other geek gals, but I’d love to wear these to a fancy dress occasion…they’re practically jewelry after all.
No word yet on whether or not the TSA will let you get on a plane with these 3D gun nails, but then again, it’s going to be pretty hard to load them assuming you have these on both hands, so maybe you’d be more of a threat to yourself than to other people.
Link Via Geekosystem
Marcus Levine creates stunning portraits and nudes out of nails driven into boards. Each work takes about 3,500 nails, as well as a lot of time. Levine is a driven man and rarely takes a day off from creating art.
Link via Dude Craft | Artist’s Website | Photo: My Modern Met
Previously: Andrew Myers’ Screw Portraits
I don't particularly like fake acrylic nails, but I can certainly admire the amount of work that goes into making these Kawaii Nails - the latest in Japanese (who else?) nail art.
Take a look: Link - Thanks Tiffany!
Now, I'm curious: Do you find fanciful (yet fake) nails attractive? Let's take a poll:
These fantastic Super Mario fingernails almost look photoshopped, but they aren’t. I have to admit though, the parts going back on the finger do look a bit uncomfortable -that’s the true price of beauty awesomeness though.
Link Via BoingBoing
It’s easy to fall in love with this photo series from Vlad Artazov. With only bent nails and some basic sets, he is able to convey a whole spectrum of human emotions. The result is beautiful and surprisingly, sadly touching. View the whole gallery to get the full effect.
