Nail art design study borrowing structural features of Antonio Gaudi's architecture

This study aims to explore the potential for new designs by incorporating Antonio Gaudi's architectural forms into nail art design. By categorizing Antonio Gaudi's architectural features into geometric shapes, curves, and arches, we created six nail art designs inspired by them. GeoPla reflects El Capricho's geometric forms with checkerboard patterns, enhancing vibrancy with powder, embellishments, and glitter. Lumis draws inspiration from Casa Vicens’ geometric shapes, featuring square-line patterns and floral designs to create a harmonious effect. Heavenve captures the curved forms of Casa Batlló, reflecting its gentle curves and shimmer, aiming to replicate the harmony of the sky and roof. Serenica is based on the curves of Casa Milà, using powder and nuance techniques to evoke clouds around its chimneys. ArcoChurch is inspired by Colonia Güell’s arches, with a gold color scheme and arch shapes adorned with baby angels and floral patterns, conveying a sense of sacredness. Archantila takes cues from Casa Calvet’s arches, emphasizing arch-shaped lines and blue tile patterns to create harmony between architecture and nature. The blending of architectural elements with nail art has resulted in unique designs, showcasing the potential to inspire various design fields through innovative approaches.