[Nfb-krafters-korner] FW: is there a new logo for NFB?

Wed Jul 16 11:34:24 UTC 2014

I saw the raised line model made I guess of plaster, in the exibit hall.  Here is how it was described to me.

Each head is a solid circle, below is the top curvature of a circle, to make the arms.  The legs are made by an upside down horse shoe.  The cane is in the right hand, and crossing the body. 
Each of these figures is configured to create a circle.  All six of the heads are facing outward.  When you first look at or feal it, it kind of makes you think of a flower.  
I told the lady how I had been able to create the Whozit and this would be imposible to duplicate with plastic canvas.  She said, I could just create one of the figures.

I bought a camemrative  mug with Dr. Mourer's picture on it and the new logo is on the back.  There is so much detail and the colors are so lite that I could not really detect what it was.  The Whozit was way more visible.
The model, I saw, did not show the colors.

Terry Powers

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First of all, notice the spelling of Whozit.  W h o z i t.  It is written as one word.  It is a whozit, but it is different!  Before the logo was of one whozit facing to the right and it looked as if the person was walking with their cane out in front of them. It was made up of several colors but mainly red and blue.  The new logo is a circular logo with several whozit people.  The shape of the Whozit or person is different.  The whozit is facing the audience.  The head is a small oval circle, the arms are a curved line going from the one side to the other.  There are no details like fingers or eyes, nose etc.  The legs are a upside down U shape.  There is a redish/orange person (whozit) at 12:00, another red/orange one at 1:00.  There are green whozit people at 4 and 6:00, and Blue whozit people at 8 and 10:00 P.M.  All are equally spaced apart.  Their canes are on their left side and angle to the right to the whozit next to them.  Under the logo it says National Federation, the next line down says Of The Blind, the last line says Live the Life you want.
 That is the best I can do today.  It is Friday!

Thanks,
Cindy

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Is the who sit the same logo for NFB or is there a new  one???
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