Fall nail art of negative space oak leaves in a dusty blue over a flakie yellow (warm) to pink to orange (cold) thermal polish and oak trees.
Changing Canopy

Changing Canopy

I’m pretty happy with how many fall looks vs Halloween that I’ve managed to paint this year. I love fall and I’m always missing out on painting more looks for it because I get focused and then burnt out on Halloween. So November tends to be a light nail art-ing month and September doesn’t get much attention either for some reason. Yet even this October I am managing to fit in these changing leaves that benefits so wonderfully from the a gorgeous thermal polish. Perhaps it is fall’s year with me!

Also on view today: my brain’s insistence on matching things. I couldn’t use just any leaves in this mani. Only oak leaves. And not just any oak leaves. Oak leaves that have the same basic shape. This is why I buy so many stamping plates.

Mostly it’s greed though.

Fall nail art of negative space oak leaves in a dusty blue over a flakie yellow (warm) to pink to orange (cold) thermal polish and oak trees.
Changing Canopy
Fall nail art of negative space oak leaves in a dusty blue over a flakie yellow (warm) to pink to orange (cold) thermal polish and oak trees.
Changing Canopy

Nail art products used

Base Polish:
Vanessa Molina’s Candy Heart
Stamping Polishes:
Hit the Bottle’s “A Vermillion to One” and Maniology’s Headliner, “Red Sea” + “Winter’s Kiss
Also added a little more of Maniology’s Headliner on the trees on my thumb.
Stamping Plates:
Nicole Diary 106 (negative space oak leaves)
UberChic Beauty Lovely Leaves 5 (layered oak leaves, trees and leaves, “the trees show us how lovely it is to let things go”)

Items in italics are debuting on the blog for the first time.

Granted if you don’t want to mess with thermals, you can easily achieve this look with a gradient instead. But watching the colors change as different areas on the nails cool and heat is just…extra yummy and fall-feeling. Also, I cannot recommend enough: finding a good fall polish with some magenta shimmer. Or a topper of magenta shimmer that you can spice up your regular polishes with. Sometimes I feel like I get a little too focused on purple and blue shimmer, but I look better in fall colors and that magenta is just…gorgeous! Loooook at it….

Fall nail art of negative space oak leaves in a dusty blue over a flakie yellow (warm) to pink to orange (cold) thermal polish and oak trees.
Changing Canopy

@JustAddNailArt – Autumn Leaves

@JustAddNailArt - Autumn Leaves collage
@JustAddNailArt – Autumn Leaves collage

Final Fall nail art photos

This thermal polish is so pretty, I just had to throw in an extra large macro shot. Fall in a bottle.

Fall nail art of negative space oak leaves in a dusty blue over a flakie yellow (warm) to pink to orange (cold) thermal polish and oak trees.
Changing Canopy
Fall nail art of negative space oak leaves in a dusty blue over a flakie yellow (warm) to pink to orange (cold) thermal polish and oak trees.
Changing Canopy
Fall nail art of negative space oak leaves in a dusty blue over a flakie yellow (warm) to pink to orange (cold) thermal polish and oak trees.
Changing Canopy
Fall nail art of negative space oak leaves in a dusty blue over a flakie yellow (warm) to pink to orange (cold) thermal polish and oak trees.
Changing Canopy

Until next time, friends! 🙋‍♀️

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