TwoTone
A tonal variant of TwoPoint H, designed as part of MuirMcNeil's broader Two Type System in which glyphs are configured to work together as a cohesive framework rather than as independent letterforms.
About
TwoTone sits within MuirMcNeil's extensive Two Type System, a modular framework built from multiple subgroups designed to function collectively rather than as separate alphabets. Each glyph is shaped to collaborate harmoniously with others across the system, making TwoTone most effective when used alongside its sibling variants. The tonal character of the face distinguishes it from TwoPoint H, its direct counterpart within the system.
Classification
TwoTone is a tonal variant within a larger modular type system, designed for visual collaboration between glyphs rather than as a standalone text face, placing it firmly in the display category.