Melissa's Big-Bottomed Bees Commissions

Big-Bottomed Bees, 4 x 4 inches, oil on board

Melissa's Commission painting one

As you can see, I like taking commissions for painting Big-Bottomed Bees. They are whimsical and can be dressed for shopping, happy hour at the hive, but always they have fun with each other and along with the initials BBB's they are also BFF's.

They are not ashamed of their Big-Bottoms, they have them and they just think of the song, Big-Bottomed Girls you make the world go round. Below is Melissa's second commissioned piece.

Melissa's Big-Bottomed Bees second commission

4 x 4 inches, oil on board.

She will give one of these pieces for her sister to purchase. Melissa, tell family and friends and all of you who would like your very own Big-Bottomed Bee commissioned piece, just email me at artistbrande@msn.com. Prices are very reasonable.

About once weekly, I try to get a new BBB piece to www.dailypaintworks.com for auction. I will say the BBB will be embarking on adventures that will make for an interesting painting with clear colors and clear missions to their adventures. In the coming few months they may share their sweet as honey written feelings in booklet form to help brighten your day.

The ladies have many more paintings that they want painted of themselves and welcome ideas from patron friends. They and I bid you adieu for now...

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