Need a Hand/Nail model

Hey everyone!

I am looking for someone to model my nail designs. My nails are horrible :( You don't have to be in the same state as me.

What you need:

- All you need is a cutting machine (doesn't have to be a silhouette but it needs to be able to open SVG or DXF files)
- vinyl/blue scotch tape
- great nails/hands
- the ability to take great clean pictures
- punctual with sending pictures/ meet a deadline
- Be good at painting your nails :)
- this might be an ongoing thing so you need to consider that

What you will be asked to do:

- be my hand model for instructions and the final look for each of my nail designs.
- take nice, clean, clear pictures
- be on time with sending me pictures.

What do you get:

- all of the nail designs free
- 5 of my shapes from the silhouette library (your choice) per nail design template you use (5 for the stars pattern, 5 for the heart pattern etc.)

How it works:

- I will send you the nail design(s) as both a DXF file and a SVG
- you send me the instructions + final shot pictures
- I send you the 5 shapes for each nail design

Are you interested?:

- Email me a picture of your nails/ hand without nail polish and one with nail polish
- it would be nice to have other pictures showing what kind of look, color combos, designs you like (so I can see what you would do with my nail designs) These don't have to be pictures of your own nails. I just want to see your style and make sure we are a good fit.

Email the pictures to rivkasrenditions@yahoo.com. I will contact the person I choose privately. Please provide a good email address or even a phone number so I can reach you. Thank you everyone and I can't wait to hear from you!

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