TwoPoint
Muirmcneil · MuirMcNeil
A dot-grid display typeface built across four structural variants and seven weights as part of MuirMcNeil's broader Two Type System.
About
Part of MuirMcNeil's expansive Two Type System, TwoPoint constructs letterforms from two-dot stroke units arranged in four distinct configurations: uniform dots, horizontal emphasis, vertical emphasis, and a chequerboard pattern. Each of the four styles runs through seven progressively incremented weights, with no positional changes between steps, maintaining structural coherence across the range. Matching grid backgrounds in corresponding weights and patterns are included, extending the system's use for layered and textural typographic work.
Classification
TwoPoint is built on a two-dot stroke system within MuirMcNeil's Two Type System, using configurable dot-grid structures to form letterforms — a display bitmap typeface with systematic, modular construction.