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Wiki'd Nails: Tesla

Hey everyone!

Today's "Wiki'd Nails" Challenge subject is "Tesla"... of the Nikola Tesla variety. I must say, I recognised the name when I first read it but wasn't sure what he did. Apparently he's best known for the AC system in electricity, which sparked a few ideas to transfer onto nails.

My first plan was going to be some lightning strike nails, but then I remembered about a new stamping plate I got...




And that it has some pretty cool, electrifying designs. So although it isn't directly electricity (or Tesla) related, it was what I found myself doing. Here are the results!



I love the crazy patterns it made- almost as if you've been electrified and this is what you see afterwards. Though I do wish I used the gold/green polish (OPI's Frog in my Throat) on all nails instead of just the middle one. 
The orange polish is Essie's Bazooka!


Safe to say that this prompt is not my favourite one, but everyone else has done an amazing job so make sure you check out all of their mani's too!




Thanks for reading! Catch you on Monday :)

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  1. I love this design! It's electrifying, get it, lol!

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    1. Thank you! Hope it didn't *shock* you too much!

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