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36 Days of Type 2018 with BÜRO UFHO .
We have discovered the work of BÜRO UFHO . through ABDZ on Instagram. They are a great example of the lovely things we see on #abduzeedo. As for their project, it was for 36 days of type that invite everyone into art to create a unique design of the alphabet. Everyone has their own style which makes it quite diversifiable. Hope you will enjoy! 36 Days of Type is a project that invites designers, illustrators and graphic artists to give their unique view on letters and numbers for 36 days of nonstop creativity. Links Learn more about BÜRO UFHO . Follow them on Instagram: @yanandjun Art Direction & Typography
Typography: 36 days of type by Alper Dostal
There are many design challenges out there but my favorite has to be the 36 days of type. The idea behind this typography project is simple, designers, illustrators and graphic artists have the opportunity to express their particular view on letters and numbers of our alphabet. It started when Nina Sans and Rafa Goicoechea, two graphic designers based in Barcelona, first decided to challenge themselves to design something new every day. The main goal was to experiment with new things while facing their routines by setting daily design challenges. For this post I would love to share the second contribution from Alper Dostal - I have to say, every new edition of 36 days of type, the entries get more and more detailed. It's almost unbelievable to think that they do one of those every day. Typography for 36 days of type
Typography and Motion Design for 36 Days of Type
We here over at Abduzeedo are fans of the 36 Days of Type typography challenge. We have been posting some of our favorite entries and every time we do we tend to say that it was the coolest. Which is not an overstatement. The problem is that the next day we go and find another entry as cool or even cooler than the previous one. In reality, that's far from a problem. It's just amazing to see how much creativity is out there and the design community is as prolific as never before. For this post I'd like to share Meeta Panesar's entry for the 36 Days of Type typography challenge. In addition to the graphic part, Meeta also explored some sweet motion design ideas. Typography and Motion Design
36 Days of Type by Adrian Iorga
Graphic designer by day and typographer by night. Adrian Iorga is an artist based in Bucharest, Romania. We are showcasing his submissions to 36 Days of Type, a project that invites designers all around the world to give their particular perspective on our alphabet. Challenging ourselves to creativity with no rest for 36 days. This was a chance to experiment and have fun with type and was overall a great way to reach and interact with other designers around the world. All Rights to Adrian Lorga All Rights to Adrian Lorga All Rights to Adrian Lorga All Rights to Adrian Lorga All Rights to Adrian Lorga All Rights to Adrian Lorga All Rights to Adrian Lorga All Rights to Adrian Lorga All Rights to Adrian Lorga All Rights to Adrian Lorga All Rights to Adrian Lorga All Rights to Adrian Lorga All Rights to Adrian Lorga All Rights to Adrian Lorga All Rights to Adrian Lorga Links: More info on 36daysoftype: http://www.36daysoftype.com Follow Adrian on Behance: https://www.behance.net/adiorga