Building a Malachite Butterfly Sculpture by Steve Nielsen Art

[@PHARRAWAY]

your work is one of a kind brother love it you just got a new subscriber

[@SteveNielsenArt]

Thank you, and sorry I missed your comment until just now.

[@AirPavel]

super :)

[@Enigma758]

Beautiful!

[@SteveNielsenArt]

Thank you so much!

[@javierschvindt2767]

Excelente

Que chulada de trabajo!!

[@SteveNielsenArt]

Thank you very much!

[@jacktextor1007]

Just outstanding Steve!

[@SteveNielsenArt]

Thanks Jack!

[@valtermalvezi1246]

Art perfect

[@SteveNielsenArt]

Thank you!

[@kellymacdonald5687]

Breathless. What is that painting method called? Where would I even begin to learn how to do that?

[@SteveNielsenArt]

I'll be waiting some of my butterflies for a week straight at the Tamco Takeover event this may. The event is basically 25+ instructors with multiple classes going on 8 hrs a day monday to friday the first week in May. Rather than teaching students, I'll be painting my own customer commissions. Basically demonstrating how and what I do and answering questions about the processes. Other classes will be available on 3 different levels of airbrushing, pinstriping, gold leafing, filigree designs, lower rider and mini truck style graphics. If you sign up you'll get to paint your own skateboard deck and take it home with you. Also tons more classes all based on custom painting, including auto body paint, prep ect. You can look it up at Tamcopaint.com and we have a big group of experienced painters on FB. Look up Tamco Paint 411. Under FB groups.

[@sart3537]

I’m inspired

[@SteveNielsenArt]

Thank you

[@claudettecole4625]

Hi Steve can i buy your butterfly please

[@SteveNielsenArt]

Hi, sorry for not seeing your comment before now. I only use my phone to check messages and I never received it. Yes you can commission me to build you a butterfly. Please email me if you are still interested. [e-mail] or look me up on FB or IG @stevenielsenart

[@cceabe4640]

video editing is confusing.

[@SteveNielsenArt]

It's just showing a time line of the process. I had it down to 30 minutes and sped it up just to get all you see in the video without making it to long. I probably filmed 6 hours or more originally. Is there something I can help clarify for you?