36 days of type is a project that was created by exploring with 3D particles. The letters are represented by three-dimensional small particles (or dots) that appear to be floating in a determined space.
The letters are originally set as a moving series so the opportunity to capture the best frame of the movement then happens . These letters were created to appear alive, with each particle moving and interacting with others in a way that creates a sense of movement and depth. The way the particles come together to form letters is all random and unique. The particles that make up these letters vary in size, color, and reflectance, allowing for a wide range of visual effects. Some particles may move independently, while others may be grouped together to create larger shapes or patterns within the letter. Each letter has its own color palette and shape. The colors and lighting further enhance visuals for the letters, creating a mesmerizing effect that is both dynamic and enchanting.