10 ways to show off your love of album art with nail designs
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The world of nail design has expanded over the years from simple French manicures to intricate patterns that look too good to be true. We were taken aback by some nail artists who have drawn inspiration for their latest designs from their favorite albums, including White Noise by PVRIS, Bad Vibrations by A Day To Remember, and Blurryface by Twenty One Pilots.
Check out some of these impressive nail designs below!
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Paramore, After Laughter
Paramore's newest release is full of some funky pop anthems, and these nails are everything you need to fit into After Laughter's ‘80s dreamland.
Blink-182, California
Most Blink-182 nail designs are simple, typically featuring only the band's logo. This one, on the other hand, showcases the band's killer comeback album, California.
A Day To Remember, Bad Vibrations
A Day To Remember's latest, Bad Vibrations, was the first time in years that the band collectively participated in the creative process in one room. The result is arguably some of the band's best work, and this recreation of the album's cover art is pretty incredible, too.
Coast Modern, Coast Modern
Coast Modern never thought they would be a band, so we think it's safe to say they never thought their album would be turned into nail art, either.
PVRIS, White Noise
Although PVRIS are currently on tour in support of their newest release, All We Know Of Heaven, All We Need Of Hell, we're still hooked on the band's risk-taking debut album, White Noise.
Twenty One Pilots, Blurryface
My name's Blurryface and can we talk about how spot-on these nails are?
Fall Out Boy, American Beauty/American Psycho
We're patiently waiting for Fall Out Boy's upcoming album, but with its new release date of January, it’s just too far away. That being said, here's a little throwback to American Beauty/American Psycho.
Neck Deep, The Panic And The Peace
“Modern life's a catastrophe” is one of the lyrics from Neck Deep's latest release, and it couldn't be more true. This recreation of the cover's artwork is both stunning and powerful.
All Time Low, Last Young Renegade
Hands down, this is the most intricate design of the batch and such a unique spin on The Last Renegade's artwork!
Yellowcard, Lift A Sail
“With the last sail lifted high/I am ready now.” These are lyrics we've chanted at multiple Yellowcard shows, including ones on their final tour earlier this year.
