Where to find me online

So we're almost into April of the year 2013 and I haven't posted any updates here so far. Hmm... I probably should do something about that. In the meantime, here's a run down of where you can currently find me online...

Flickr
Twitter
Cardboard Kid who also has his very own Twitter and Facebook pages.

365 Day Projects
Northern Quarter Street Art - Rolling along.

Today Cardboard Kid - Singing a song.

Regularly Updated
Oxford Road Street Art - updated every weekday for the time being, but I suspect it won't be long before I run out of photographs, which is when it'll switch over to postings on an ad-hoc basis.

The Manchester Bees - it turns out that there are still many bees to hunt down around Manchester. Also, Natalie Shrieking Violet Bradbury wrote a lovely article for Creative Tourist on the history of the bee which included a link over to the tumblr page. Thank you guys!

42 Manchester - Spun off from the Street Art MCR blog below, I'm currently aiming to find Forty Two 42's around the city. I think I'll have found the target number by the summer.

Rarely Updated
Street Art MCR - I'd planned on running a weekly update here but haven't had the time to get the posts rolling out. Oh well.

Cardboard Kid Sticker Collection - One new entry so far this year. If you 'd like to help, you can request a few stickers here.

There's also the no longer updated Cardboard Covers and Quebec Street Art (which I might resurrect in the future, if tumblr hasn't shut down by then). And under the heading of coming soon(ish), there is Colour of Light, Monuments of Manchester, and Manchester's Cobblestones.

New Tumblrs for 2012 - NQStreetArt, Carboard Covers and QuebecStreetArt

So it's almost a complete month into 2012 and having spend the first two weeks of the year in Canada, I haven't had time to post a single thing on this blog. There'll be a lot of updates featuring my photographs from the trip over the next few weeks but I have also been busy elsewhere online of late. In addition to the OxfordRoadStreetArt tumblr, I've working on a number of new tumblr pages the first of which is NQStreetArt, a sister-site to OxfordRoad documenting the street art of the Northern Quarter. It's growing fast and will be moving up to three-times-a-week posting as of February.

Also starting in February will be QuebecStreetArt, a collection of the street art I photographed in Sherbrooke and Montreal while on my Canada trip with a new update every Saturday. All three tumblrs' are also linked to StreetArtMCR twitter, so between them there'll be new post everyday Monday to Saturday.

Finally there's Cardboard Covers, a new Cardboard Kid side-project in which the kid will the star of a selection of different album covers, updating every Wednesday throughout 2012. Hopefully. There's some more info on the project here.

NQStreetArt

QuebecStreetArt

Cardboard Covers

Fallowfield Arts Crafts Vintage Fair

Wondering what to do this Saturday but find yourself at a loose end? Come along to the Fallowfield Arts Craft Vintage Fair. I'll be running a stall there with Tori Moore, selling all manner of prints, artwork and a few Cardboard Kid items as well. It'll be a veritable smörgåsbord of delight!

You find out more via the Facebook event page.

Advances in Mathematics @ Bar Centro

Advances In Mathematics with guest guitarist -Cardboard Kid!

New Cardboard Kid t-shirts

As well as running this site, I'm also responsible for the Cardboard Kid - his daily adventures on facebook and twitter, arranging his travels around the world and also his t-shirts. Yes, t-shirts - lovely shiny happy t-shirts of which I've just received the first big bundle. They're currently on sale in shops around Manchester and will be available online as well shortly.

For all the details, head on over to the Cardboard Kid website.

Cardboard Kid t-shirts now on sale

For all the details, pop on over to cardboardkid.co.uk.

Coming soon...

cardboardkid.co.uk will be up and running from tomorrow onwards in preparation for the return of Cardboard Kid t-shirts. Yes, the t-shirts are coming back. Yay!

All the details of where and how to find and order them with be revealed shortly, but in the meantime I'll have some (hopefully) interesting content to tide you over.

Shop

The Colour of Light

A selection of images from the series are available to buy as canvas prints from Stroon's online store.

Measurements & Prices:

73 x 100cm = £165.00

43 x 60cm - £85.00

Also, a portfolio collecting a variety of images from the collection of is available from Lulu, thanks to SLAP-DASH Publishing. It's a 36 pages document containing full-colour interior.

Prices:
paperback book = £5.63 + p&p
Download = £1.25

Cardboard Kid

Cardboard Kid t-shirts are currently only available from Jean Genie in Chorlton. For more details, check out Cardboardkid.co.uk.