A dot-structured display typeface in three stroke variants and seven weights, designed to layer with other alphabets from MuirMcNeil's broader Two Type System.
About
Part of MuirMcNeil's Two Type System, TwoDot is built on a common grid that governs letterforms, spacing and accompanying pattern panels, allowing precise superimposition with any of the system's 200-plus modular alphabets. Three variant styles define its character: Style A uses three dots to the stroke width, Style B applies a dotted outline stroke and Style C a dotted inline stroke, each available in seven weights. The system is designed for layered use in software, with interlocking or offset combinations accepting outlines, tints, colours, textures and transparencies.
Classification
TwoDot is a modular, grid-based display type system built on dot matrix structures with variant stroke styles; its constructivist, systematic nature places it firmly in the display/experimental category.