36 Days of Type is a project that invites designers, illustrators, and graphic artists to express their particular interpretation of the letters and numbers of the Latin alphabet. A yearly open call exploring the creative boundaries of letterforms, where participants are challenged to design a letter or number each day for 36 consecutive days, as a global and simultaneous act, showing the outcome of the ability to represent the same symbols from thousands of different perspectives.

For this edition, I played with textures, metallic gradients, and rust. I explored the organic flow of traditional calligraphic letterforms and added some depth and realism to the letters, and reimagined them as if they were made of metals.