Author Archives: kyle

This here website is currently under construction. I’ll be posting more content soon, but in the meantime, please feel free to check out the offerings in my Etsy store, visit the Facebook page, or follow along my adventures with Moveable … Continue reading →

Moveable Type has hit the road!  You can follow along over at the other website, if you’re so inclined: www.type-truck.com There you’ll find an up to date tour schedule and other details about the project.  I hope to sync up … Continue reading →

On Saturday, I went to an open house to celebrate the new CC Stern Type Foundry in Portland. This is so exciting – a small and dedicated group of printers and type enthusiasts has inherited the Monotype foundry equipment once … Continue reading →

  Just finished printing a trio of posters for Avery Anthology‘s 25 Cities project.  The theme is… cities! Specifically, the 25 biggest cities in the country.  Did you know that Charlotte, NC is among them?  And, actually, according to some … Continue reading →

So happy to report that I am the proud new owner of a 1982 Chevy step van. Huzzah!

This is by no means complete. But I’ve spent the past two weeks with my face buried in maps, trying to figure out a route for Moveable Type.  These points mark places that I’ve booked, places I’m in the process … Continue reading →

I’ve been doing some hibernating these past few weeks, trying to get up to speed on all manner of computer-based work.  Necessary stuff, but sometimes I like to remind myself of how it feels and looks when I really work … Continue reading →

Man, oh man, things keeps getting better and better over here at Moveable Type HQ… I am delighted to announce that Moveable Type will also be partnering with the Dale Guild Type Foundry!!!  This is a tremendous honor – the … Continue reading →

It’s a snowy night in Wisconsin, my last night here before heading off to new adventures.  It’s been a pretty amazing few weeks here at Hamilton Wood Type & Printing Museum… a really productive and inspiring time.  I’ll post some … Continue reading →

What do you do when you’re hanging out in a place that stockpiles rooms full of massive old type?       You print it, of course. Here, the fruits of our day’s labor: