Semper Fi Stickers

Semper gumby design

As a woman and artist with a Veteran Marine beloved in my life, I hear all about various forms of military humor through him - the biggest one referring to “Crayon Eaters” … as an artist my imagination can take his descriptions and create the most literal variations of them - hence my Bulldog Marine Devil Dogs + Crayons (lovingly re-dubbed Krayums) … I hope you LOVE it and plan to share it with your beloved [and much respected] Marine Corps counterpart, wife, son, husband, uncle, aunt, niece, daughter, grandparent …whatever the case may be. If you’re the Marine, thank you for your service and Semper Fi!!!!

As a woman and artist with a Veteran Marine beloved in my life, I hear all about various forms of military humor through him - the biggest one referring to “Crayon Eaters” … as an artist my imagination can take his descriptions and create the most literal variations of them - hence my Bulldog Marine Devil Dogs + Crayons (lovingly re-dubbed Krayums) … I hope you LOVE it and plan to share it with your beloved [and much respected] Marine Corps counterpart, wife, son, husband, uncle, aunt, niece, daughter, grandparent …whatever the case may be. If you’re the Marine, thank you for your service and Semper Fi!!!! I am working in licensing to reproduce the EGA, digital camo and Semper Fi protected under USMC Copyrights/trademarks.

1st Marines will know.

Combat Veteran Iraq and Afghanistan

The Few The Proud

My #inktober for “ancient.” One older meaning of the word is flag or symbol, so I chose to honor the 6 marines at Iwo Jima that would not let the American Ancient fall. They raised the flag as a beacon of hope.

I am an Enduring Freedom Veteran - Iraq / Afghanistan / CONUS deployment / varied OCONUS locations.

Semper Filly, Military Bronies!

Lewis Burwell "Chesty" Puller was a United States Marine Corps officer. Beginning his career fighting guerillas in Haiti and Nicaragua as part of the Banana Wars, he later served with distinction in World War II and the Korean War as a senior officer. By the time of his retirement in 1955, he had reached the rank of lieutenant general.

The Few. The Proud. The Crayon Eaters.

Legendary CH-46 Sea Knight Swan Song at SeaFair 2014. The mighty Phrogs started going into retirement a year after this.

As a woman and artist engaged to my beloved Veteran Marine in my life, I hear all about various forms of military humor through him - the biggest one referring to “Crayon Eaters” … as an artist my imagination can take his descriptions and create the most literal variations of them - hence my Bulldog Marine Devil Dogs + Crayons… I hope you LOVE it and plan to share it with your beloved [and much respected] Marine Corps counterpart, wife, son, husband, uncle, aunt, niece, daughter, grandparent …whatever the case may be. If you’re the Marine, thank you for your service and Semper Fi!!!!

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Inspiring Clothing For Today's Christian!

Inspiring Clothing For Today's Christian!

Continental Marine from the Revolutionary War

USMC MV-22 Osprey Demo Team Hovering

USMC MARINE BULLDOG - RETIRED VETERAN

It's not revenge... it's punishment!

USMC MV-22 Osprey Fast Flyby

Wherever you are

My #inktober for “ancient.” One older meaning of the word is flag or symbol, so I chose to honor the 6 marines at Iwo Jima that would not let the American Ancient fall. They raised the flag as a beacon of hope.

NATIONAL TEXT ART USA ADMIRAL

My #inktober for “ancient.” One older meaning of the word is flag or symbol, so I chose to honor the 6 marines at Iwo Jima that would not let the American Ancient fall. They raised the flag as a beacon of hope.

A bit of good advice set in dynamic typography.

"Oorah" is a battle cry common in the United States Marine Corps since the mid-20th century. The term became popular in Korea in 1953, when Marines began using "aarugha" as a motivational tool, which eventually molded itself into "oorah". Despite what some Marines might think, "oorah" has nothing to do with the U.S. Army, and it is not the old Ottoman word for "kill".

Goodnight Chesty, wherever you are! Semper Fidelis!