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Picked up a new piece of artwork...

Bro. Stewart P.M.

Bro. Stewart P.M.

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A little custom Masonic artwork today.
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rpbrown

rpbrown

Premium Member
Nice. Who is your artist? I am looking for someone close and G.P is next door. I live in Irving
 
Bro. Stewart P.M.

Bro. Stewart P.M.

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It is a complete custom piece, minus the key images. I let the artist have full control over the finished product. All I saw prior was the outlines. I think he did an awesome job.
 
Schuetz

Schuetz

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As an artist specializing in this kind of style, I'm impressed by both the quality of the tattoo itself and secondly, as a Mason, by the sheer commitment to so many different factions of the craft.

Quentin E. L. Schuetz, M.M.
Shekinah Lodge No. 241 • IL
 
Bro. Stewart P.M.

Bro. Stewart P.M.

Lead Moderator Emeritus
Staff Member
Schuetz said:
As an artist specializing in this kind of style, I'm impressed by both the quality of the tattoo itself and secondly, as a Mason, by the sheer commitment to so many different factions of the craft.

Quentin E. L. Schuetz, M.M.
Shekinah Lodge No. 241 • IL
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Thank you Brother!
 
Matt L

Matt L

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Beautiful work Brother. I will have a Masonic tattoo someday. Not to hijack the thread, but I have my own tattoo story;

My father was a WW2 sailor, no tattoos. My father in-law was also a WW2 sailor, covered from just below his neck line. My mother hated tattoos. When I was in the Marine Corps, I got an EGA on my left bicep, high enough you could not see it with a short sleeve shirt. When we got back from Beirut my unit got our unit insignia on our right bicep, which couldn't be seen in uniform. Anytime I was home, I always covered them, so mom couldn't see them.

Fast forward 25 years later, my wife was taking pictures of me and the kids, I was wearing a tank top. Pictures were sent to my mom. A few days later, mom calls and chews my butt and tells me how disappointed she is with my tattoos and hangs up.
 
Warrior1256

Warrior1256

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Matt L said:
My mother hated tattoos. When I was in the Marine Corps, I got an EGA on my left bicep, high enough you could not see it with a short sleeve shirt. When we got back from Beirut my unit got our unit insignia on our right bicep, which couldn't be seen in uniform. Anytime I was home, I always covered them, so mom couldn't see them.

Fast forward 25 years later, my wife was taking pictures of me and the kids, I was wearing a tank top. Pictures were sent to my mom. A few days later, mom calls and chews my butt and tells me how disappointed she is with my tattoos and hangs up.
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LOL!
 
Bro. Stewart P.M.

Bro. Stewart P.M.

Lead Moderator Emeritus
Staff Member
Matt L said:
Beautiful work Brother. I will have a Masonic tattoo someday. Not to hijack the thread, but I have my own tattoo story;

My father was a WW2 sailor, no tattoos. My father in-law was also a WW2 sailor, covered from just below his neck line. My mother hated tattoos. When I was in the Marine Corps, I got an EGA on my left bicep, high enough you could not see it with a short sleeve shirt. When we got back from Beirut my unit got our unit insignia on our right bicep, which couldn't be seen in uniform. Anytime I was home, I always covered them, so mom couldn't see them.

Fast forward 25 years later, my wife was taking pictures of me and the kids, I was wearing a tank top. Pictures were sent to my mom. A few days later, mom calls and chews my butt and tells me how disappointed she is with my tattoos and hangs up.
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That’s a funny story!
 
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