Borges

Borges is a versatile type family designed by Alejandro Lo Celso, inspired by the literature of Argentinian poet Jorge Luis Borges. It is a very legible & classic type designed with a contemporary feeling. Its delicate sense of rhythm delivers a comfortable legibility at reading. It was conceived for editorial use, though it is suitable for a variety of designs.

Borges is composed of four full weights for text: romans (including small caps) and italics, plus two titling fonts and an elegant chancery named Poema.

Borges Titulo Hueca gained the Matthew Carter prize at the Morisawa awards, Tokyo 2002. Read more about the concept behind Borges here.