Noob here - but just bought my second Lamy pen. The first one is an extra fine & didn’t notice the one I ordered was a ‘Charcoal Broad’ nib. It looks similar to what people call baby’s bottom but I am not sure. Is this how the normal broad nib looks like?
I don’t like how it writes, sometimes there’s ink, some letters are not filled in, it doesn’t pick up where I want it to, etc. Just asking to know what to look out for.
Thank you
I live in Texas and I have a Bachelors degree from a 4-Year University. This is my career, I love what I do and everything about it but at the end of the day it is my job and it can feel a bit monotonous at times.
I have a lot of interests in other academic fields such as philosophy, religion, literature, history, writing, language, etc. I have been looking at my local community college for courses that I am interested in. I would love to take classes or even get associates degrees in multiple fields, but I am afraid they will think I am undecided or disoriented as well as wasting my money. Of course, I am not expecting an ROI on these degrees since they are more like interests.
I am fortunate enough to be able to spend both time and money on these courses, but maybe there are other ways to fulfill this learning void? Is this a bad idea? What other alternatives are there besides getting a multiple associates on scattered academic fields?
To those who might say - 'Well, why don't you just pick up a book and read what you're interested in?' and although a fair point, I do enjoy the 'student' feel and the rigidity of a syllabus, and confidence of being guided through these topics. Picking up a book and going down a aimless rabbit hole has often felt like I am running around in circles. I have tried looking up 'X University X course syllabus' but its often fragmented and illegible unless you're actively in that class.
I would love any guidance or resources from people who spend much more in this space than I.
Thank you
Found this table at an estate, unfortunately I did not take more images since I was on my way out. I tried searching for it online but it seems very similar to a Arne Jacobsen but the legs are different. Maybe it’s just a generic table.
Any ideas would be great! I’ll try to swing by tomorrow for more pictures.
Hi! I purchased this at my local thrift store (TX). I found some information about the general roots of this type of painting. I was wondering if anyone help me a bit more information. Things like are these mass produced, originals, prints, history, or just point me in the right direction for more background!
I even bought a book about this type of paintings but don’t explain much besides more paintings in similar styles.
Thank you!
Wasn’t sure if to use the Help or DIY flair, apologies
I bought this cover for my ereader but the magnets on the cover don’t stick to it. I was thinking of using Magsafe, but I can’t seem to find like a ‘pair’ - everything i’m seeing is single application for Magsafe devices to stick to.
Any help would be amazing & additional apologies for the amateur graphic, I hope it’s clear
Patients in question: Sony PRS 350 & PU leather case with a ‘soft fabric’ interior