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GoT: House Stark

Hey everyone!

The Fandoms are continuing to 'Strike Back' today, and House Stark is leading the battle in Game of Thrones!

Image credit to HBO

I think the Starks are my favourite house in the GoT universe, so it seemed like a good place to start for the second half of the Game of Thrones manis- the Houses!



To 'celebrate' the Starks, I started off with a base of white (Morgan Taylor's 'All White Now') and sponged on a green-grey colour (Nicole by OPI's 'Goodbye Shoes') in a circle-ish motion to leave some white visible.


On my thumb and pinkie I started with the grey and sponged the white on the tips.



I then used the pen-like end of my black striper (Andrea Fulerton's Dot & Flick Nail Art) to draw on the paw prints (of a dire wolf) on my index and ring fingers, and an "S" for Stark on my middle finger! 



I'm really chuffed with how the paw prints turned out, though the S did smudge a little. However I do kinda like it like this, it adds to the Game of Thrones' style!


I'm also loving the colour of this grey polish, it has a very unique amount green/blue in it and will be a great colour for the Winter months. 


So I hope you like this Stark mani, and will support House Stark with me throughout this season of GoT! If you're supporting a different house though tell me which in the comments below! ;)

See you on Friday, where I will hopefully show you my ball nails! That's right... I'm going to a ball on Friday! I'm so excited :D See you then!


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