36 Days of Type series | Designing Fever Magazine

In the picturesque streets of Vilnius, Lithuania, Laurynas Kamarauskas, a graphic designer and illustrator, embarks on a creative odyssey that transcends the conventional boundaries of letterforms. The canvas for this artistic exploration is none other than the renowned “36 Days of Type.” Join us as we delve into Laurynas’s captivating journey through the intricacies of typography in the heart of Lithuania. Nestled in Vilnius, Laurynas Kamarauskas stands out as a beacon of creativity in the graphic design realm. Her ability to weave visual narratives is showcased not only in her professional endeavors but also in her passion project—the annual “36 Days of Type” challenge. For Laurynas, the “36 Days of Type” challenge is more than a creative exercise; it’s a marathon of artistic expression. The challenge, which unfolds over 36 consecutive days each year, beckons participants to breathe life into letters and numbers, exploring the endless possibilities within the realm of typography. Laurynas infuses her work with the spirit of Vilnius, Lithuania’s enchanting capital. Her interpretations of letters and numbers become a celebration of the city’s rich cultural tapestry, merging global design trends with local aesthetics in a seamless dance of creativity.

The “36 Days of Type” challenge demands not only creative prowess but also discipline. Laurynas’s commitment to producing a new typographic gem every day for over a month is a testament to her dedication and serves as an inspiration to aspiring designers around the globe. Laurynas’s work in the challenge extends beyond mere aesthetics. Each letter and number tells a story—a snippet of a narrative that unfolds over the course of 36 days. It’s a journey that invites viewers to decipher not just the form, but the essence of the typographic tale. Participating in the “36 Days of Type” places Laurynas in a global conversation. Her creations become part of a collective narrative, where designers from diverse backgrounds engage in a dialogue through the universal language of typography, fostering a sense of community and connection.