Bumble Pillows

Bumble Bee Doing Great Work.

Looky what he can do!

Inspired by my own little home garden and the organic farm I work on.

BUMBLES BOUNCE!

Buck.... Bumble

From my original Watercolour painting

Chittttttttty

decorative artwork of a big bumble bee or honey made up of many small cells in a mosaic style.

A design inspired by bumble bees and classic holiday cartoons.

Colourful Elephant and a Bumble bee is from one of my original watercolour paintings

Bumble bees and Purple Flowers is from my original watercolour painting

Bumble bee talking to a Colorful Ape is from my original watercolor painting

A cute teddy bear, wearing a red bow tie, and has two bumble bees on its face.

Hedgehog and a bumble bee is from my original watercolour painting

You're looking at a Mighty Humble Bumble!

Bumble bees and Red and Yellow Flowers is from one of my original watercolour paintings

traditional watercolor artwork of a big bumble bee collecting pollen from a yellow flower on a warm summer day

Bumble bee and Pink Flower is from my original watercolour painting

Bumble bee is from my original watercolour painting

.Digital art of a bee

Bumblebee design

Illustration of Bundle Bee and Peonies on Mandala

bumble bee watercolor painting by jordan oliver

Cute Green Giraffe and a Bumble bee is designed from one of my original watercolour and ink paintings. I am known for my anthropomorphic animal and bumble bee paintings especially in my local area in Oxfordshire UK.

A little something for the bee lovers.

Bumblebee

This painting is part of my Abstract Series. It comes from things I see man made and natural views that inspire me.

It’s………a bee, bees are great.

This Design Inspired by Boston Dynamic Spotmini Robot and 1972 Brubaker Box Sports Van

Bumble bees swarming in wild flower meadow

bee bee bee there. lots of cute bees with "Let it bee" hidden in the pattern

Bee happy design

From my original watercolour painting

One of my favorite things to do is tell Mini AD, my 4 year old son, about strange things in nature. "Son, did you know honey is bee vomit?" He stares at me. By the expression on his face, you can literally tell his brain is furiously processing this information. Honey good. Vomit bad. A grin goes across his face. I'm about to hear "out of the mouth of babes". "I tooted on you, daddy!" That's my boy... lol http://www.artisticdyslexia.com/

Illustration of a bee Bee kind