A glassblower must be careful not to get burned by molten glass. What are some other things this individual can do to stay safe in the glass studio?

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Keep the work area tidy, follow processes and directions, wear protective gear, have a well ventilated work area
Make up an impromptu plan for blowing glass, keep all safety equipment locked in the office, and definitely do not wear safety/work gloves
Make sure to have extra shards of glass where workers can walk on them, but definitely keep the first aid kit in a hard to reach area
Never clean goggles as needed, and don't worry about any toxic fumes.
The image below is an example of typeface. The old definition of TYPEFACE – a collection of glyphs (symbolic figures or letters) that share design features; These were cast in metal or carved from wood in old printing presses. Rub-on letters of different typeface families could also be used in graphic design mock-ups.

When we talk about TYPEFACE now, what are we referring to?
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A variety of emojis
Digital font families (different sizes of the same typeface design) selected in desktop publishing and word processing programs
GIFS and memes that make our audience feel emotions
Graphic Design mistakes

Answer 1

For the glassblower's safety in the glass studio, the best choice is:

Keep the work area tidy, follow processes and directions, wear protective gear, have a well-ventilated work area.

This option emphasizes important safety practices that can help prevent accidents and injuries.

As for the question about typeface, the correct answer is:

Digital font families (different sizes of the same typeface design) selected in desktop publishing and word processing programs.

This definition accurately captures the contemporary meaning of typeface in the context of digital design and typography.