36 Days of Type (36DOT) is an annual type project open to designers and illustrators around the world. Every day, for 36 days, participants design a letter or number in their unique style.

While some designers try to create a cohesive set of letters and numbers, my designs are purposefully varied to show a broad range of ways that letters and numbers can be visually represented.

My process for creating this project was to make quick decisions, allowing me to remain open-minded about the outcomes and not give too much thought to conventions or rules. The result is a mix of styles and weights encompassing familiar serif and sans-serif designs alongside more experimental forms.

In time, I hope to be able to develop some of these designs into complete alphabets or refine the designs and create a usable, intentionally mismatched typeface.