A self-initiated project built to force fluency in TouchDesigner. I set a strict pace: one visual output a day for 30 days. Each day brought a new challenge. Early on, it was about grasping the basics, following simple tutorials to understand the system. As the project progressed, the focus shifted. I began pushing further, recreating work I admired, developing unfinished ideas, or breaking apart existing systems to make them my own. Throughout, I kept notes, logged techniques, and leaned into the parts that clicked, particularly audio-reactive systems and the raw mechanics of visual rhythm. The result is a condensed archive of styles, sketches and experiments, a toolkit I still draw from today.