Neo-Geo
W Type Foundry · David Súid
A modular variable display typeface by David Súid built from three geometric forms — circle, star and square — across nine fixed weights.
About
Developed through experiments with variable font technology, Neo-Geo applies a strict modular construction system to produce letterforms derived from the square, circle and star. The family ships in nine styles grouped across three shape variants, each available in regular, mid and black weights, with a variable version that interpolates between them. Intended for titles and short-copy contexts in contemporary graphic compositions.
Classification
Neo-Geo is a modular variable display typeface built from geometric shapes — squares, circles and stars — with no conventional letterform tradition, placing it firmly in the display category with a geometric constructivist subcategory.