36 Days of Type is a project that invites designers, illustrators and graphic artists to express their interpretations of the letters and numbers of the Latin alphabet, for 36 consecutive days we create and publish a glyph. This was the second time I participated and I managed to reach the end of the challenge. This year's goal was to explore the intersection between type design and my recent interest in 3D, mainly the new moment of tools that make 3D tools accessible, like Illustrator's 3D inflate effect. I then traced this workflow for each letter sketchs in the notebook > Illustrator > Blender > Photoshop. As we progressed in the design of the letters, in some moments sketches were not necessary because parts of letters that had already been created, complemented the letter of the day.
