36 Days of Type 2023 1
A digit mosaicked from spectrum-coloured cubes, each column extruded to a depth a drifting noise field keeps kneading, so the surface swells in slow waves.
A blocky digit stands on black, mosaicked from small cubes whose colours scatter across the whole spectrum. Its relief never settles: columns push toward the viewer and sink back in slow swells, like a bar chart breathing.
A screen-wide grid is pruned to the cells within reach of the glyph's outline points, with a falloff that feathers the silhouette's edge. Each surviving cell becomes a box whose extrusion depth reads from a drifting Perlin field — eased with a back-swing so swells overshoot slightly — while hue comes from a second noise lookup tied to position and depth, keeping neighbours related as the digit undulates.
