Flavorwire’s books editor, Kathleen Massara, has pointed us to some fantastic Twin Peaks nail art by her pal in Portland, OR. We love the character portraits and “damn fine” coffee and pie, but our favorite nail is definitely the one with the notorious red curtain and zig-zag floor. In fact, we’d probably be down for a whole set of those. If you’re equally enamored, check out more of Nailed by Ally’s bright, fun, and witty work here.
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[...] Before Christmas, Alice in Wonderland, Aladdin, and The Lion King rank right up there with that Twin Peaks manicure that we showed you last week — granted, the former makes it kind of impossible to open your [...]
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