I'm working on the cover design for The Answer to Atheist's Handbook by Richard Wurmbrand and I'd love honest opinions from fresh eyes. 🕯 Cover A — Dark and dramatic: candle casting a cross shadow against a brick wall. Simple, moody, mysterious. 📖 Cover B — Rich and ornate: navy blue with gold borders, an arched frame, and radiant light behind the cross. Classic and elegant. Which one would make you pick this book off a shelf?
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I had the privilege of hearing him speak in Sheffield in c1972 and still remember some of the things he told us about the conditions he was held in in communist Romania.
