TwoLine
Muirmcneil · MuirMcNeil · 2015
A nine-weight geometric display family in two terminal variants, designed as part of MuirMcNeil's Two Type System and first produced for the London College of Communication degree shows in 2015.
About
Built within the framework of MuirMcNeil's Two Type System, TwoLine offers Soft and Hard variants distinguished by rounded and square terminals respectively, each running across nine weights. The system's logic treats individual glyphs not as independent forms but as components of a shared design space intended to work in concert. Commissioned originally for LCC degree shows in 2015 and later expanded for TypeCon 2016, it carries strong credentials in institutional identity work.
Classification
TwoLine is a display typeface built on a systematic geometric framework, distinguished by its two-variant structure (Soft and Hard terminals) and its role within MuirMcNeil's broader Two Type System rather than functioning as a standalone alphabet.