MuirMcNeil

MuirMcNeil Exploring parametric design since 2010 MuirMcNeil is a collaboration between Paul McNeil and Hamish Muir. Member ISTD. Fellow HEA. Member AGI. [email protected]

Our activities are focussed on exploring parametric design methods to generate appropriate solutions to visual communication problems. Paul McNeil is a typographic designer with over 30 years’ experience working in corporate brand communications and visual identity for the UK telecommunications, government, public and charity sectors. He currently works as a Senior Lecturer in Postgraduate Design

at the London College of Communication (LCC) and Course Leader, MA Contemporary Typographic Media. [email protected]



Hamish Muir was co-founder of the London-based graphic design studio 8vo (1985–2001), and co-editor of Octavo, International Journal of Typography (1986–92). He is co-founder and art director of Outcast Editions, an independent publisher of high quality digital books on contemporary architecture and design.

18/11/2025

MuirMcNeil TwoDot is the latest addition to our ever-expanding Two Type System — a collection of typefaces built as components of a larger, modular framework where individual glyphs collaborate in perfect harmony. A shared grid governs every element: letterforms, spacing, and pattern panels all align, allowing any of the system’s 200+ alphabets to overlay seamlessly. In design layouts or animations, users can generate an almost infinite number of unique combinations.

29/07/2025
07/02/2025

Published in cooperation with Eye Magazine, MuirMcNeil has published a 2025 limited edition of unique, one-off 50 x 70 cm Indigo prints generated from the ten typographic fields originally designed for Eye 94’s 8,000 variable data front covers.

https://muirmcneil.com/shop/

05/02/2025

Interlock

A series of unique one-off posters, typeset in MuirMcNeil Interlock. 70 x 50 cm, printed on HP Indigo.

The series comprises five sets of six posters which correspond to the font styles of the Interlock type system. In Interlock, the relationship between positive and negative parts of letters is broken down into even patterns of horizontal or vertical lines to provide tonal densities within the body of the type.

Each set of posters has its own colourway – buyers select a colour of their choice and will receive a randomly selected print from that set.

Available from the MMcN shop: https://muirmcneil.com/shop/

19/01/2025
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09/12/2024
19/11/2024

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