Centro Y Sur

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Description: Designed for a digital travel & lifestyle magazine centered around Latin America. The name translates simply to > Central and South.
Status: Client work
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Mikeymike Oct. 21 '10

liken, Mike.

michaelspitz Oct. 23 '10

@Mikeymike - Cheers buddy! :)

javaap Oct. 23 '10

Nice mark Mr.Spitz!

michaelspitz Oct. 27 '10

@javaap - Thanks a lot Java man! :)

mcdseven Oct. 27 '10

very nice Michael.

megashred13 Oct. 27 '10

i like it but i also have to say that i saw a face with a crazy smile...good work anyway!

jerron Oct. 27 '10

Nice mark, I think the Centro Y Sur should be title case because at first glance I thought there were kerning issues.

sticks Oct. 27 '10

Great Mark

jerron Oct. 27 '10

Yes the kerning is perfect, but in my opinion it would read easier if it wasn't UPPERCASE.

michaelspitz Oct. 27 '10

@mcdseven - **@megashred13 - Ha! I saw the same thing a bunch of times while I was designing it... Probably ironed it out a bit from earlier versions %3E but there's obviously still a little 'crazy' left in there. We'll just consider it 'character'! %3B)**@jerron - Thanks a lot Jerron! I actually had the primary type set in a custom small caps version of the font %3E but the client opted for full uppercase in the end. I tend to agree with you on the read, but given the request, I made some tweaks to letterforms, and tried to finesse the kerning to make it as readable as possible. I think it works pretty well %3E but that's always a bit of issue when you run with all caps...***Also, for anyone that's interested %3E the type is a modified 'Absara'**@sticks - Thanks very much!**

michaelspitz Oct. 27 '10

**Sorry for the double post %3E forgot my line breaks... %3B)%3Cbr%3E%3Cbr%3E@mcdseven - Thanks a bunch Paul!%3Cbr%3E%3Cbr%3E@megashred13 - Ha! I saw the same thing a bunch of times while I was designing it... Probably ironed it out a bit from earlier versions %3E but there's obviously still a little 'crazy' left in there. We'll just consider it 'character'! %3B)%3Cbr%3E%3Cbr%3E@jerron - Thanks a lot Jerron! I actually had the primary type set in a custom small caps version of the font %3E but the client opted for full uppercase in the end. I tend to agree with you on the read, but given the request, I made some tweaks to letterforms, and tried to finesse the kerning to make it as readable as possible. I think it works pretty well %3E but that's always a bit of issue when you run with all caps...%3Cbr%3E%3Cbr%3E*Also, for anyone that's interested %3E the type is a modified 'Absara'%3Cbr%3E%3Cbr%3E@sticks - Thanks very much!