Cherry dots
Practice tip
Start with a dry pink base. Add a few small burgundy polish dots, leaving space between them.

Welcome to by Elsa. A place for new ideas, nail-art practice and a dream that’s growing, one small detail at a time.
Meet the studio
Creative inspiration image · not Elsa’s own work
Elsa’s beauty journey is beginning at home, practising with family and learning with her mum by her side. Nails are her first creative adventure, with more beauty skills to explore as she grows.
She’s already thinking about the little details that make people feel special — including thank-you cards for the family members taking part.
This studio is a home for that creativity: a place to celebrate progress, try new ideas and enjoy every step.
A little inspiration for the next practice session. Choose a palette and see the colours come together.
Cherry, rose, ballet pink and berry — a playful pink family.
From a simple colour to tiny dots and flowers, there’s always something new to practise.
These are inspiration palettes. Elsa’s own nail-art photos will join the studio as her collection grows.
18 ideas to try, then a place to celebrate Elsa’s real work beside each one.
AI-generated design inspiration on practice tips and realistic adult hands — these are not Elsa’s finished work. Start with ordinary nail polish on practice tips, with Mum’s guidance. All dots and decorations are painted polish.
Start with a dry pink base. Add a few small burgundy polish dots, leaving space between them.
On a dry yellow base, arrange five little white polish dots around one yellow centre.
Overlap three small white polish dots on a dry blue base to make a soft cloud.
On a dry peach base, join two little pink dots into a heart with a fine brush.
Make three small white polish dots across a dry mint base. Practise keeping them the same size.
Alternate black and gold polish. Add one small dot of gold polish to each dry black nail.
Let the lilac base dry, then use a small brush to paint a darker purple corner.
Choose a different pastel for each nail and practise smooth, even coats.
Use a fine brush to paint a single burgundy line across a dry ivory base.
Add tiny white polish dots to a dry navy base. Vary the spaces for a starry effect.
Place two small coral polish dots side by side on a dry peach base.
On a dry milky-pink base, practise painting a narrow white curve along the tip.
Start with a dry black base. Add a small flat dot of gold polish to one or two nails.
On a dry pink base, use two tiny burgundy dots and a fine brush to form a heart on one nail.
Practise a narrow pale-blue painted curve over a dry milky base.
Add small white polish dots in a circle on one dry peach nail, with a yellow centre.
Alternate pink and lilac polish, then add one small white polish dot to each dry nail.
Use a fine brush to paint one slender gold stripe over a dry burgundy base.
Thank you for letting me
practise your nails.
You’re helping my little
dream grow!
A handwritten-style card inspired by Elsa’s idea
Every family member who helps Elsa practise is part of her story. Her handmade thank-you cards are her way of making that support feel special.
A little colour, a kind gesture and something to smile about.
For now, Elsa is learning with family and enjoying the creative process. This is her growing portfolio, with her mum guiding the journey.