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Humor Times blog - by James Israel

I publish a monthly paper called the Humor Times, available via subscription anywhere in the world. This blog allows me to comment in a more timely manner on current events, etc., since, after all, I have plenty to say!

Wednesday, June 16, 2010

Humor Times: # 4 out of top 10 nationally for Best Logo Design!


The Humor Times is proud to announce that our logo/masthead was recently chosen as # 4 out of the top 10 in the country for Best Logo Design by Logo Design Works, out of Columbus, Ohio.

That puts us just behind a couple little rags you may have heard of, the New York Times & USA Today!

Logo Design Works noted that, "It’s only appropriate that a newspaper offering a comedic commentary on the news have a very different logo than its more serious counterparts. This newspaper bucks the trend by having attention grabbing red lettering in fun, curving shapes that are reminiscent of a comic book. The colorful bulls-eye image not only draws in the eye; it also adds to the friendly feeling of the logo design by adding circular shapes to the logo. This logo perfectly portrays the differences between this newspaper and its competitors."

We couldn't have said it better ourselves!

"We are very happy to have this honor. The logo was designed for us a few years ago by Bob Crabb, a fine cartoonist out of Nevada City who regularly gets published in the Grass Valley Union, and has published many comic books of his own," said Humor Times publisher James Israel.

The national attention this could bring the Humor Times is much welcomed, as we continue to transition into a national publication, available by subscription. Many Sacramento locals may think we went out of business, but we merely discontinued the free distribution of the paper, a couple years ago.

The Humor Times is now available in hard-copy or digital formats. More information can be found at www.humortimes.com, or by phone at 916-455-1217.

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