2016 Nail art has to do with the unexpected and technology, manicures, artificial nails, Bluetooth nail art that control your look, and 3D printed nail art japan anime.
As recently reported by the Inquisitr, nail art was the center of New York Fashion Week 2016.
Manicures for man are increasingly popular, and we expect even more companies to offer manicure styles that celebrate manhood. Apart from the sensible and polished polishing some manly men already enjoy, man bolder offerings manicure on the market.
Check out containers Man Glaze polishes and NCLA currently marketed for manly manicures. Bustle As recently reported, there is renewed interest in manicure for men.
Masculinity seems to be embracing nail art, and women are loving it! There's stickers and nail art options available to men than ever before, including nail sticker designs of nautical art via Julep, and sports themed nail art is appealing to sports fans male and female alike. Other male inspired nail art topics that are becoming increasingly popular are plaids and flags.
Traditional symbols of male virility and power, as those typical in the design of male jewelry, they are bound to become great features the manly art of nails in 2016. Look for labels nail art honor renewed interest in men in manicure, including the iconic horn, cross, skull, and crossbones, and nail decals totem animal for men.
What man does not love the little techie gadgets? The new and surprising MIT Bluetooth nails are bound to become an essential element manicure, man!
According to a report from the Quick Code design, Nailo is set to be shown at the next Conference CHI 2016 in Seoul, South Korea.
"It's called Nailo, and really not much more than a smart label you put on your thumbnail, such as nail art. But the label is actually a sandwich of circuits comprising a touch sensor, battery and radio Bluetooth. Caressing the nail while connected to the MacBook could cause the screen to scroll up or down. You can also pair it with something like Philips Hue to automatically adjust the light, or even use the Nailo casual writing messages on a device . (Although it is best to be good at Morse Code.) "
3D nail art print is also a trend of 2016 is worth noting. In an amazing art nailing and stop motion animation tribute, a Japanese team of artists he has taken the whole concept of nail art to a brand new playground. As recently reported in DesignBoom, over 500 3D printed nails were used during the filming of 'Transformation'.
Check out the short film, "Transformation" in the video below, and visit YouTube to watch videos on how interesting this homage to body art, film and technology was performed. This stop-animation video was created by the planner / Kawano Director and Producer Yuna Mizuki Takayama from Taiyokikaku Co., Ltd.
Is 2016 the year of man manicure? What would you do with the new Bluetooth nails? Get a conversation about nail art and technology in the comments section.
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