A little custom Masonic artwork today.
A little custom Masonic artwork today.
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Nice. Who is your artist? I am looking for someone close and G.P is next door. I live in Irving
So nice but what about when you get your 33rd? Would you be able to update it?
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Kind words Brother. You seem like a very nice fellow...the kind that well represents FreemasonryYou will get there. You have the right outlook plus your knowledge and experience. Keep traveling eastward.
This year our Grand Master's motto is "Be the men that we professed to be when we knelt at that alter".Live the life you took the oath to live.
You will get there. You have the right outlook plus your knowledge and experience. Keep traveling eastward.
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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
LOL!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.
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.