The Portuguese designer Serafim Mendes made this 3D alphabet as a personal contribution to the 36 Days of Type project, and it is a good example of what that brief brings out of people: a daily constraint that refuses to let a system sit half-finished.
Each letter is modelled and lit as an object rather than drawn as a character, which turns an exercise in typography into an exercise in sculpture.
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