TwoSix IO Zero
An inline/outline display typeface in eight weights derived from MuirMcNeil's TwoSix system, with zero letter spacing so characters touch and overlap at their outlines.
About
Part of MuirMcNeil's Two Type System, TwoSix IO Zero eliminates all letter spacing so that adjacent glyphs touch and their outlines overlap with precision, producing a dense, interlocking texture at any weight. Eight stroke weights are available alongside a set of eight monospaced alternates that share the same underlying grid, enabling layered glyph combinations across the broader Two Type System. The monospaced alternates extend its utility into structured, grid-locked compositions where consistent glyph widths are required.
Classification
An inline/outline typeface built on a strict modular grid system with zero letter spacing, causing characters to touch and overlap; its layering logic and systematic construction place it firmly in the display category with a modular subcategory.