On a side note, it took about 3 back and forths with the publisher/graphic artist to make sure the DNA was correct on my book cover. The forgot the minor groove. They had the twist backwards. They didn’t even have the twist consistent.
In the back of my mind I was worried precisely about ending up in the hall of shame on this one. I’m pleased with how it ended up in the end.
Hmm…I don’t see DNA really in the logo (perhaps intuitively because it is incorrect), I see an “S” and there is no “S” in their organization’s name, so that’s bugging me. The graphic artists could have made the DNA look much more like a “C” based on what I see from the GAE cover. Also their announcement article has no spaces between several words where there should be hyphens.
The new ICR logo depicts the “perfect” DNA which existed before the fall of Adam and Eve.
(Sin reversed its twist. So now we live in an imperfect world where everything is opposite of how it was meant to be.)
Yes, if I were prone to use emoticons, I would insert one to make sure that no one takes me seriously on this. That’s my twist on the ICR press release.
If I were a journalist I would be unable to resist titling my news article about the ICR announcement: “YEC Organization’s New DNA-Themed Logo Tells Twisted Tale.”
@PDPrice any word on a correction? Fixing it sooner rather than later seems like the way to go. Hopefully it’s not too late to cancel that order for new Letterhead.
