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I did these to compliment my Away Team nails. I could use a bit of practice with perspective, but I think for a first try they came out pretty nicely. I started with white nail pen, but it proved too shaky, so I switched to the tried and true, simply, easy flowing, acrylic paint. 
Polishes Used: Black - Orly #40484 Liquid Vinyl White acrylic paint
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There are two different ways to get the Tron look on your nails: 1) You can free-hand, which is what I did or 2) you could use striping tape, which I didn't have on-hand. I decided that I was going to use my nail art pens for these since they are easier to control for straight lines, but I encountered a problem - the blue pen didn't show up on top of the black. To remedy this, I simply drew the lines first with my white nail pen, waited for it to dry, then colored them in with the bright blue. Boom, Tron nails. These pictures are pre-clean up. Also, I'm going to include pictures of both of my hands. Try to guess which is my dominant hand ;)   Polishes Used:
Black - Sally Hansen X-treme Wear #370 Black Out White - Sally Hansen Nail Art Pen Bright Blue - Sally Hansen Nail Art Pen |
About Bailey
I'm 29 years old and I just moved to New York City with my boyfriend and little monster dog. I've been doing nail art off and on since I was a kid...that's about 17 years! But I really got back to it about 3 years ago. 
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