Whether it’s makeup or nail art, it’s actually an art of creativity and aesthetics that beautifies personal image, allowing you to freely express yourself on facial features or nails. In the UK, there is a student from Central Saint Martins’ Art Sculpture Department who applies her unique aesthetics and sculpting skills to nail art, her creativity completely surpasses your imagination of nail art!
This nail art enthusiast is named Soph Parkinson, a student from the renowned art institution Central Saint Martins in London, UK. During the period of home isolation due to the COVID-19 pandemic, she self-taught herself nail art. Starting from 2D nail art, she gradually evolved and expressed her passion for sculpture on her fingertips, creating not only 3D nails but also miniature worlds on her fingertips.
Soph Parkinson uses gel nail polish and UV lamps to incorporate a variety of everyday elements onto the surface of nails. Nostalgic mobile phones, metal screws, wine glasses, and pearl necklaces are all creative themes she explores. Each design is meticulously crafted and incredibly lifelike.
In addition, she takes different daily life scenes to the extreme. Under Soph’s skillful hands, whether it is the daily routine of lying flat on the sofa at home or the situation of swimming freely in the water pool, they can be perfectly restored.
A single nail surface is not enough for Soph to showcase her talent. She fully utilizes the nail surface and the seams between the nails, even using two nails, to create a more three-dimensional and rich visual effect. The nail surface becomes a red brick wall, while the seams represent the cozy window of a home. With a nail design adorned with small mirrors and another design featuring a woman standing in front of a sink, it becomes a bathroom scene, transforming everyday life into nail art designs. Soph’s creativity will definitely refresh your imagination of nail art!
