Gradient is the most spectacular and popular design. Its main advantage is that it does not require serious artistic skills. Have you tried to make a gradient yourself, but nothing works out? Have you studied, but are not satisfied with the result? Difficulties in working with bright complex combinations? This webinar will solve your problems!
It doesn't matter what level of skill you have – you are a beginner master or a practicing professional, you studied a gradient or not. The webinar includes author's techniques. They will allow beginners without experience to go from simple to complex. The program will surprise experienced masters with a variety of techniques, chips and secrets that work. If you want to learn how to perform a flawless gradient quickly and with any brands of gel lacquers, then this webinar is perfect for you.
Course Principles• Fast – you will see the result immediately on the first tests
• Universal – we will find an approach to any gel varnishes and brushes
• Spectacular – every master will get any, even the most difficult transitions
Your results:• Smooth transitions - vertical, horizontal and circular stretch marks with any shades of gel varnishes.
• Clean transitions - without stripes and bald spots.
• Understanding of work - with all kinds of materials.
• Speed of work X2 - acceleration of work at least 2 times if you already knew the gradient technique before the webinar.
What will you learn?• Coloristics.
Which colors can be mixed directly and which cannot. How to avoid a "dirty" transition. Secrets of the selection of shades for fast and clean work.
• Materials science. How the structure of the material, pigment, volume affects the shading. How to combine gel polish brands correctly. How to use even the most "capricious" colors without bald spots.
• Gradient in the MIX technique. Combining wet and dry techniques:
- gel varnishes of different brands;
- gel paints.
• Gradient decor. Holes, jackets, butterfly wings, stripes and other individual elements with a gradient.
• Circular gradient.
• Vertical gradient. Combination of 2, 3, 4 shades on one nail.
• Methods of fixing the gradient.
PracticeThe course includes practice on tips and models.
• Multicolored constrictions of related shades.
• 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7- color shading.
• Tonal ombre: from bright shades to white, from black to light, black-and-white, black-and-red combinations.
• Baby boomer in white and bright shades.
• Contrasting gradients: from blue to red, from purple to yellow, from green to pink and many others.
