36 Days of Type is a project that invites Designers, Illustrators and Graphic Artists to express their particular view on letters and numbers of our alphabet.
36 days of restless creativity, where participants are challenged to design a letter or number each day, resulting an outcome of the ability to represent the same symbol from many different perspectives.
A project that aims to be a space for creation around typography and its endless graphic possibilities.
A is for art pencil.
B is for brush pen.
C is for curves.
D is for dip pen.
E is for eraser.
F is for flat brush.
G is for graffiti marker.
H is for highlighter.
I is for ink brush.
J is for junk.
K is for knife.
L is for large tip marker.
M is for Montana street marker.
N is for nomad pen.
O is for OHP marker.
P is for Pilot Parallel Pen.
Q is for qalam.
R is for ruling pen.
S is for Sharpie.
T is for toothbrush.
U is for Uni chalk marker.
V is for various techniques.
W is for wooden stick.
X is for xerographic printer.
Y is for yellow bird pen.
Z is for Zebra super fine pen.
0 is for zero tool (folded paper).
1 is for taking it by one line.
2 is for duplicating.
3 is for dividing to three parts by stencil.
4 is for creating by four gestures.
5 is for using five different weight strokes.
6 is for building by six anchor points (and some messing around with widths).
7 is for drawing with seven pencils taped together.
8 is for eight-bit.
9 is for working with nine layers.
Summary.
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