A manicure, at its core, is a very social experience. You have one-on-one contact with your nail tech, not to mention the chatting you may do with other patrons about their polish choices, or the compliments you get later from friends and (sometimes) strangers on your decked-out digits. We've never really thought about it that way before, but thanks to a new project by artist and RISD graduate, Breanne Trammell, our eyes have been opened. Trammell's Nails Across America project consists of her t...
A manicure, at its core, is a very social experience. You have one-on-one contact with your nail tech, not to mention the chatting you may do with other patrons about their polish choices, or the compliments you get later from friends and (sometimes) strangers on your decked-out digits. We've never really thought about it that way before, but thanks to a new project by artist and RISD graduate, Breanne Trammell, our eyes have been opened. Trammell's Nails Across America project consists of her t...
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