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    Scott Arts and Crafts Center makes customer service an art form [Image 2 of 5]

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    A person with blue/purple painted nails is holding a clear cut-glass vessel, likely a mug or tankard, while applying a wooden-handled brush to its surface. The glass item appears to have an engraved inscription that is partially legible, suggesting a commemorative or presentation piece. The activity appears to be cleaning or conservation work on the glass object.

    SCOTT AIR FORCE BASE, ILLINOIS, UNITED STATES

    02.12.2020

    Photo by Airman 1st Class Shannon Braaten 

    375th Air Mobility Wing

    Laura Ohanian, 375th Force Support Squadron recreation assistant, brushes of glass shards from a mug at the Arts and Craft Center on Scott Air Force Base, Ill., Feb. 12, 2020. Brushing the glass is an import process that removes excess shards that may damage skin. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Shannon Moorehead)

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    Date Taken: 02.12.2020
    Date Posted: 03.06.2020 11:24
    Photo ID: 6129264
    VIRIN: 200212-F-HF074-1031
    Resolution: 4762x3360
    Size: 450.45 KB
    Location: SCOTT AIR FORCE BASE, ILLINOIS, US
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    A laser engraving or etching process is actively occurring on a dark glass or acrylic surface. Small flames and sparks are visible at the point of laser contact, indicating material ablation in progress. A logo and text, including what appears to read 'amirez' and other partially visible lettering, are being engraved onto the curved surface.
    A person with blue/purple painted nails is holding a clear cut-glass vessel, likely a mug or tankard, while applying a wooden-handled brush to its surface. The glass item appears to have an engraved inscription that is partially legible, suggesting a commemorative or presentation piece. The activity appears to be cleaning or conservation work on the glass object.
    Two older adults are engaged in a pleasant conversation, with a woman smiling broadly at a man whose back is partially visible in the foreground. They appear to be examining or discussing a wooden framed artwork or panel that features a light wood surface with dark linear markings. The setting appears to be an indoor gallery or exhibition space.
    Two adults are engaged in a pottery or ceramics class in what appears to be a studio workshop setting. A middle-aged man wearing glasses and an apron is working with clay on a pottery wheel, while a younger woman beside him observes and assists with clay-covered hands. The setting suggests an instructional or collaborative ceramic arts environment.
    A person is shaping clay on a spinning pottery wheel, forming what appears to be a small bowl or cup. Both hands are covered in wet clay and are actively guiding the form of the piece. The image captures the craft of wheel-throwing pottery in progress.

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