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Showing at Tate Modern in London from February 9 to June 5, 2012, the Infinity Mirror Room is filled with constantly shifting LED lights and infinite fractal mirrors, imparting the feeling of floating in space. Created by Kusama, an 82-year-old woman who has spent most of the last forty years of her life as a voluntarily patient in a psychiatric hospital.
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FebFINALLY I CAN HAVE SPACE ON MY NAILS.
unfortunately i need more detailed instructions than this, lbr
JUST FOR YOU DD I UTILIZED MY MAD SEARCH SKILLZ:
Step 1
APPLY BACKGROUND COLOR AND FIRST NEBULA’S HIGHLIGHT
Using a dark shade, preferably a deep blue or black, apply one or two coats of nail polish on top of your base coat to serve as the base color of your space design. Then sponge on your first layer of light color (we used a pale green) in thin layers and allow to dry. This serves as a starting highlight in the background of your nebula.
Step 2
CREATE THE NEBULAE
Use a sponge to lightly dab a thin layer of a bright color (we chose pink) onto the base of your nebula. If you get too much polish on the sponge, just dab it off on the paper. Wait one to two minutes between each application so that the colors can dry. When you put another coat on top of a color, the lacquers re-activate and are easier to blend because the layers are wet again. Repeat process with as many colors as you want.
Step 3
ADD GLITTER AND TOP COAT
Add stars by applying one or two coats of a glitter polish on top of your design. We suggest using a nail polish that contains different size glitter to give the illusion of dimension and distance. To make sure your new space-age manicure will last, apply a top coat and you’re ready to blast off!
YOU ARE MY LIBRARY INFORMATION SCIENCE HERO ALA
NEVERMIND THEN
SPACE NAILS YES
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Fa il timido fui! by Ambra Xymox Galimberti on Flickr.
