Underline Studio Designs Third Broadsheet Newspaper on Central American Migrant Crisis
Lines Breaking, a broadsheet newspaper dedicated to the Central American migrant crisis and showcasing Latin American artists and writers, has received an urgent editorial design from Underline Studio. The third edition features striking black headlines printed on unrefined newsprint, with a stark contrast between black ink and grey paper. Its layout promotes thorough reading through a disciplined column grid and distinct text blocks. Ample white space and broad margins improve legibility. The tactile quality of the print and sharp folds resemble those of urban daily publications, enhancing concentration. This initiative, aimed at supporting the shelter Hermanos en el Camino, highlights the importance of editorial design in advocating for human rights. The complete project can be found on Behance.
Key facts
- Underline Studio designed Lines Breaking, a large printed broadsheet newspaper.
- The issue is the third entry in their newspaper series.
- The paper focuses on the Central American migrant crisis.
- It shares work by artists and writers from across Latin America.
- The design uses a strict column grid with short text blocks and tall display type.
- Real newsprint with black ink on grey paper provides high contrast and a tactile feel.
- Underline Studio created the paper to support shelter Hermanos en el Camino.
- The project is available on Behance.
Entities
Institutions
- Underline Studio
- Hermanos en el Camino
- Behance
Locations
- Central America
- Latin America