Dot.Font

Dot.Font is a geometric display font built entirely from circles on a grid, with not a single straight stem in the alphabet. Three styles take that same skeleton through three stages of fusion: Regular keeps the dots separate and countable, Skinny shrinks them and links them with narrow necks, and Chubby swells them until neighbors melt into a single mass. The construction brings back LED matrices, molecular diagrams, and early screen type.

Legibility drops as the dots merge, which makes the three styles a scale rather than three interchangeable weights. Regular holds a full line of text, Skinny works at display size where the necks are visible, and Chubby is a logotype tool for three or four characters.

Practical uses:

• Branding and logos — tech studios, record labels, esports teams, science brands, agencies.
• Poster and flyer design — club nights, festivals, hackathons, exhibition titles.
• Editorial layouts — feature headlines, cover lines, section dividers, infographic titles.
• Merchandise — t-shirts, hoodies, caps, stickers, enamel pins.
• Web and UI — hero headlines, product page banners, launch pages.

Features:

• 3 styles: Regular, Skinny, Chubby;
• single-case alphabet — uppercase and lowercase keys produce the same letterforms;
• numerals, punctuation & symbols;
• 99 glyphs per style;
• OTF format.