Anyway, I've been swatching for her all this time but haven't made a post here with swatches yet for you guys! Bad Sarah! I'm attempting to fix my mistake by posting this collection today. :)
How freaking cute are these punched drip labels?! |
Deadly Zins is a mix of reds, plums, and blacks. Michelle's polishes take inspiration from Sonoma County, California, and this one is inspired by the Zinfandel wine they make there! This shows one coat over black and OPI Danke-shiny Red. The glitters in this polish are so rich and beautiful.
Michelle sent over this cute spider for me to use in these swatches -- how fun is that?
Halloween In the Vines is a purple, grey, and black glitter polish. It is named for the annual "Halloween and Vine" art show that takes place in Petaluma every year. This shows one coat over black and OPI Suzi and the 7 Dusseldorfs.
Here Lies Robert is a green, grey, and black glitter polish named after Robert Ripley from Ripley's Believe It Or Not, who was born and buried in Santa Rosa, CA. This one was one of my surprise favorites. It's very Halloweeny but could absolutely be worn year round. I've shown one coat over black and China Glaze Westside Warrior.
Sincerest Pumpkin Patch is a green and orange glitter inspired by the animated Halloween special, It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown. The story was created by Charles Schulz, who lived in Sonoma County. This polish has a green tinted base, which you can see in the swatch of it over black. The other nails show it over China Glaze Gaga For Green. I love this polish so much. As I was swatching it, I imagined that I was a bird or something, flying over a pumpkin patch and looking down at all the tiny orange pumpkins below. Yeah, I got really into this one.
I've also got some bottle macros here...
I think Michelle is a very talented indie maker, and I'm not saying that just because we're friends! She puts so much thought into her inspirations, her polishes, her labels, everything! That kind of effort really shows and makes for a great consumer experience.
Sonoma Nail Art polishes are sold on Etsy, but they sell out very fast! To stay ahead of the curve, keep up with SNA on Facebook to be prepared for restock dates and times. The next one is this Thursday at 4pm PST (7pm EST).
The products in this post were sent to me by the manufacturer.
Thanks so much for the great review of my polishes Sarah! xoxo
ReplyDeleteOh they are so beautiful, I love them pretty much! I read your blog since a lot of time, but I never left a comment before, I guess this one's my first one. See ya! Bibulle.
ReplyDeleteStunning work, both of you!
ReplyDeleteand now I want them ALLL!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThe whole collection looks fabulous!
ReplyDeleteYou did a great review on these stunning polishes. I want, want, want them sooooo bad!
ReplyDeletethese are gorgeous and I love how you layered them. and that spider is awesome!
ReplyDeleteYour macros are insane!
ReplyDeletenew fallower saw the spider and halloween and was curious. Love the red + glitter black + red glitters and the black base layered on the purple one very much. Looove that spider with glitters soooooo cute
ReplyDeleteThey look awesome!!!:)
ReplyDeleteLove the polishes and the labels! It's so cool how they're all inspired by Sonoma County!
ReplyDeleteOMG they are all gorgeous! Fingers crossed I can snag some when she opens again!
ReplyDeleteLove it!! Check my nail polish blog http://girlsbitenails.wordpress.com/ xoxo
ReplyDeleteI think they all look better layered over the black, so cuuute!
ReplyDeleteI just love the stories behind the polish names! These are all gorgeous, and your swatches are impeccable as always! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSincerest Pumpkin Patch is definitely my favorite of these! It is stunning!!
ReplyDeleteI grew up in Santa Rosa, so I love the concept behind this collection. Very cool. :)
ReplyDeleteThese are really pretty!
ReplyDeleteWow, these look very nice! Love the labels, glitters and how you did the accent nails! Inspirational, indeed!
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice idea to send the spider over. And what a great honour to be her official swatcher :)
ReplyDeleteEeewww to the spider...I got a shock scrolling down my iPad through post. Made me not want to touch the screen! And yes I am a wuss when it comes to spiders:)
ReplyDeleteThis is so good nail art. The color combinations very good.
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This looks really awesome! Such a great idea to put them together on the same nail!
ReplyDeletewow wow wow - looks so beautiful!
ReplyDeletelove it!
That spider is so cute :)
ReplyDeleteI like Deadly Zins.