36 Days of Type

For this school assignment, I created five unique letters as part of the 36 Days of Type challenge. My goal was to experiment with shapes, grids, and 3D illusions to make each letter stand out. I used a pattern of small white squares on a black background to build the letters. By bending and twisting these forms, they create a sense of movement and depth — almost like they're floating or rotating in space. This project was a fun way to explore typography in a creative and abstract way, and to play with how type can look beyond traditional flat design.