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May also like  Automated Editorial Design with Adobe InDesign  a course by Javier Alcaraz  Introduction to Adobe InDesign  a course by Javier Alcaraz  9 Sites to Find Amazing Fonts and Type Families   Typographic Design Basics to Create Memorable Logos April  to May  the challenge proposes to share your versions of letters and numbers every day  Days of Type has established itself as the quintessential challenge that explores the graphic possibilities around the signs of the alphabet. In the th edition represented by the color orange letter lovers designers illustrators and graphic artists from all over the world will create and publish on their social networks one letter or number a day for  days from April  to December.

Days of Type  discover when the challenge that designs letters and numbers  begins Neha Kamaths proposal for the letter S. It all started in  when Nina Sans and Rafa Goicoechea both graphic designers from Barcelona ​​set themselves a challenge to experiment with all the letters and numbers to make new designs and post them photo background removing on their social networks. It was a way to explore creativity. Eight years later that is what the people who join the challenge do . In recent editions more than  letters per day have been received and creatives such as Gregory Page Khyati Trehan or Nubia Navarro  nubikini  lettering artist and teacher at Domestika have participated in this experience. For this reason each edition is an ideal opportunity to discover other work processes and be inspired.  



Days of Type  discover when the challenge that designs letters and numbers begins  Letters designed by Nubia Navarro lettering artist and teacher at Domestika. But  Days of Type is not about a contest. In fact it is not even required to participate from its beginning to the end. As it is a personal challenge each one challenges himself and decides how to present his work. As the creators themselves explained in an interview with Domestika “anyone with a bit of interest in visual arts or typography and letters can participate. It is a very open and free project and we think that this is one of the keys to its success.