u/arsenik-han

I have a few concerns.

I studied animation, but the industry sucks right now and it's not necessarily the kind of work environment I'd thrive in, I realised over time.

I much more enjoy doing illustrations. I love tattoos, love trad and antique styles. I live in a small town with very few quality tattoo shops. There's one artist I'd be happy to get mentored (and tattooed) by, but I don't know if she'd take an apprentice due to some stuff going on in her personal life that got in the way of tattoing.

With that in mind, I don't know how I'd approach finding an apprenticeship... moving elsewhere is out of question as my fiancé is at a crucial point of growing his own career.

Not sure what to do in this situation. :/ Travel? Don't know if I can afford that.

UK based.

Hi! I really want to try wearing oval shaped glasses. What was the most common width of a lens in the late 19th/early 20th century?

I'm leaning to get 42mm for myself as my extra small round glasses were too small and my current panto frames are 47mm and feel too big.

If you wear vintage/antique style round or oval glasses, how big did you go with your lens?

I just got home after getting my lobe pierced, and I noticed somehow my hair got in there? I don't know it's just wrapped around the ball, went through the hole with the needle or what. :c It's a tiny hair.

I need to go back, right? Or can I do something about it at home?