many business will be putting glass or perspex screens,
between staff and customers, which led redditor Alan Brendan to make this enormous eyeglasses sculpture for his wife's optometry
office, Brendan describes
the process:
After measuring the front desk carefully I
created it in Illustrator and sent the lenses and temple detail to a local sign
maker to custom cut. I cut the rest of the frame from a piece of half-inch
plywood, glued it up and spray painted it black. It honestly took a lot less time
than I expected and I’m really happy with the results. We wanted to bring a
little bit of fun to this very not fun situation
I was going to order square panels to hang in
front of the reception desk, but recognized that two panels = glasses. The
safety measures that we were putting in place in the office were becoming
overwhelming—so many new procedures, barriers, masks, and cleaning supplies. We
felt like doing something fun—both for us and something that might lighten the
mood of someone walking through the front door.
It probably cost about four times the price of
square panels, but was totally worth it.
what a neat and fun way to ensure the safety of both staff and
customers.
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