Barrie J Davies

You must keep it going! Hey there, I’m Barrie J Davies – a Brighton-based street pop artist, full-time mischief-maker, professional colour-splasher, and unapologetic creator of all things fun, silly, neon, and gloriously ridiculous – and welcome to my podcast!Right now, my Brighton art studio looks like a neon carnival collided with a comic book and exploded across walls full of graffiti art, pop art prints, mixed media canvases, and urban art murals. There are screen prints and original artworks flying off the table faster than I can stack them, projects bubbling up like fizzy rainbow soda, and enough paint splatters, stencils, and ink drips to make Jackson Pollock look like a neat freak. It’s chaotic, loud, messy… and gloriously alive with creative energy.On this podcast, I share the behind-the-scenes of my life as a Brighton contemporary artist, the strange and silly ideas bouncing around my mind, and all the colourful adventures of creating street pop art, urban art, and pop culture-inspired prints. Some days, I’ll be talking about a brand-new screen print dipped in candy floss, other days I might be rambling about why pigeons look like performance artists, or why glitter should be an essential part of any mixed media artwork. Basically, if it’s ridiculous, neon, and fun – it’s in.This isn’t your typical art podcast. There are no hushed gallery tones, no serious critiques, and no long-winded discussions about “the meaning of art” (yawn). This is about colourful street art, playful pop art, graffiti-inspired creations, and joyful mixed media experiments. Think of it like a rollercoaster made of spray paint cans, glitter bombs, and seaside rock – you never quite know what’s coming next, but it’s guaranteed to be a creative, colourful ride.So buckle up, tune in, and dive headfirst into this seaside storm of Brighton street art, pop art prints, mixed media fun, and urban art chaos.👉 Check out my artwork at www.barriejdavies.info👉 Follow along on Instagram: @barriejdavies

Petipa Coffee Art Market Tomorrow!Dates: December 6–7, 2025Location: The British Engineerium, The Droveway, Brighton & Hove, BN3 7QANext to Waitrose and Hove ParkI will be there -Saturday: 11:00–18:00Come say hello, pick up some art, interrogate me with deep philosophical questions, or simply stand there pretending you fully “get it” while wondering what on earth is happening in front of you. (It’s okay, I’m wondering too.)Hey there, I’m Barrie J Davies – a Brighton-based street pop artist, full-time mischief-maker, professional colour-splasher, and unapologetic creator of all things fun, silly, neon, and gloriously ridiculous – and welcome to my podcast!Right now, my Brighton art studio looks like a neon carnival collided with a comic book and exploded across walls full of graffiti art, pop art prints, mixed media canvases, and urban art murals. There are screen prints and original artworks flying off the table faster than I can stack them, projects bubbling up like fizzy rainbow soda, and enough paint splatters, stencils, and ink drips to make Jackson Pollock look like a neat freak. It’s chaotic, loud, messy… and gloriously alive with creative energy.On this podcast, I share the behind-the-scenes of my life as a Brighton contemporary artist, the strange and silly ideas bouncing around my mind, and all the colourful adventures of creating street pop art, urban art, and pop culture-inspired prints. Some days, I’ll be talking about a brand-new screen print dipped in candy floss, other days I might be rambling about why pigeons look like performance artists, or why glitter should be an essential part of any mixed media artwork. Basically, if it’s ridiculous, neon, and fun – it’s in.This isn’t your typical art podcast. There are no hushed gallery tones, no serious critiques, and no long-winded discussions about “the meaning of art” (yawn). This is about colourful street art, playful pop art, graffiti-inspired creations, and joyful mixed media experiments. Think of it like a rollercoaster made of spray paint cans, glitter bombs, and seaside rock – you never quite know what’s coming next, but it’s guaranteed to be a creative, colourful ride.So buckle up, tune in, and dive headfirst into this seaside storm of Brighton street art, pop art prints, mixed media fun, and urban art chaos.👉 Check out my artwork at www.barriejdavies.info👉 Follow along on Instagram: @barriejdavies

PEPITA COFFEE CHRISTMAS ART MARKETDates: December 6–7, 2025Location: The British Engineerium, The Droveway, Brighton & Hove, BN3 7QANext to Waitrose and Hove ParkOpening Hours:Saturday: 11:00–21:00Sunday: 11:00–18:00Come say hello, pick up some art, interrogate me with deep philosophical questions, or simply stand there pretending you fully “get it” while wondering what on earth is happening in front of you. (It’s okay, I’m wondering too.)Hey there, I’m Barrie J Davies – a Brighton-based street pop artist, full-time mischief-maker, professional colour-splasher, and unapologetic creator of all things fun, silly, neon, and gloriously ridiculous – and welcome to my podcast!Right now, my Brighton art studio looks like a neon carnival collided with a comic book and exploded across walls full of graffiti art, pop art prints, mixed media canvases, and urban art murals. There are screen prints and original artworks flying off the table faster than I can stack them, projects bubbling up like fizzy rainbow soda, and enough paint splatters, stencils, and ink drips to make Jackson Pollock look like a neat freak. It’s chaotic, loud, messy… and gloriously alive with creative energy.On this podcast, I share the behind-the-scenes of my life as a Brighton contemporary artist, the strange and silly ideas bouncing around my mind, and all the colourful adventures of creating street pop art, urban art, and pop culture-inspired prints. Some days, I’ll be talking about a brand-new screen print dipped in candy floss, other days I might be rambling about why pigeons look like performance artists, or why glitter should be an essential part of any mixed media artwork. Basically, if it’s ridiculous, neon, and fun – it’s in.This isn’t your typical art podcast. There are no hushed gallery tones, no serious critiques, and no long-winded discussions about “the meaning of art” (yawn). This is about colourful street art, playful pop art, graffiti-inspired creations, and joyful mixed media experiments. Think of it like a rollercoaster made of spray paint cans, glitter bombs, and seaside rock – you never quite know what’s coming next, but it’s guaranteed to be a creative, colourful ride.So buckle up, tune in, and dive headfirst into this seaside storm of Brighton street art, pop art prints, mixed media fun, and urban art chaos.👉 Check out my artwork at www.barriejdavies.info👉 Follow along on Instagram: @barriejdavies

Revealing my NEW ART PrintHey there, I’m Barrie J Davies – a Brighton-based street pop artist, full-time mischief-maker, professional colour-splasher, and unapologetic creator of all things fun, silly, neon, and gloriously ridiculous – and welcome to my podcast!Right now, my Brighton art studio looks like a neon carnival collided with a comic book and exploded across walls full of graffiti art, pop art prints, mixed media canvases, and urban art murals. There are screen prints and original artworks flying off the table faster than I can stack them, projects bubbling up like fizzy rainbow soda, and enough paint splatters, stencils, and ink drips to make Jackson Pollock look like a neat freak. It’s chaotic, loud, messy… and gloriously alive with creative energy.On this podcast, I share the behind-the-scenes of my life as a Brighton contemporary artist, the strange and silly ideas bouncing around my mind, and all the colourful adventures of creating street pop art, urban art, and pop culture-inspired prints. Some days, I’ll be talking about a brand-new screen print dipped in candy floss, other days I might be rambling about why pigeons look like performance artists, or why glitter should be an essential part of any mixed media artwork. Basically, if it’s ridiculous, neon, and fun – it’s in.This isn’t your typical art podcast. There are no hushed gallery tones, no serious critiques, and no long-winded discussions about “the meaning of art” (yawn). This is about colourful street art, playful pop art, graffiti-inspired creations, and joyful mixed media experiments. Think of it like a rollercoaster made of spray paint cans, glitter bombs, and seaside rock – you never quite know what’s coming next, but it’s guaranteed to be a creative, colourful ride.So buckle up, tune in, and dive headfirst into this seaside storm of Brighton street art, pop art prints, mixed media fun, and urban art chaos.👉 Check out my artwork at www.barriejdavies.info👉 Follow along on Instagram: @barriejdavies

Roll up, roll up! This Saturday I’ll be setting up my gloriously FUN ART stall at the legendary Silver Spur Makers Market — your chance to meet me IRL and buy art directly from the source (yes, I’m the source, not the fold-up chair I will inevitably wrestle with).Knoyle Hall, Knoyle Road, Preston Park, Brighton BN1 6RB10am – 5pmCome say hello, pick up some art, interrogate me with deep philosophical questions, or simply stand there pretending you fully “get it” while wondering what on earth is happening in front of you. (It’s okay, I’m wondering too.)Hey there, I’m Barrie J Davies – a Brighton-based street pop artist, full-time mischief-maker, professional colour-splasher, and unapologetic creator of all things fun, silly, neon, and gloriously ridiculous – and welcome to my podcast!Right now, my Brighton art studio looks like a neon carnival collided with a comic book and exploded across walls full of graffiti art, pop art prints, mixed media canvases, and urban art murals. There are screen prints and original artworks flying off the table faster than I can stack them, projects bubbling up like fizzy rainbow soda, and enough paint splatters, stencils, and ink drips to make Jackson Pollock look like a neat freak. It’s chaotic, loud, messy… and gloriously alive with creative energy.On this podcast, I share the behind-the-scenes of my life as a Brighton contemporary artist, the strange and silly ideas bouncing around my mind, and all the colourful adventures of creating street pop art, urban art, and pop culture-inspired prints. Some days, I’ll be talking about a brand-new screen print dipped in candy floss, other days I might be rambling about why pigeons look like performance artists, or why glitter should be an essential part of any mixed media artwork. Basically, if it’s ridiculous, neon, and fun – it’s in.This isn’t your typical art podcast. There are no hushed gallery tones, no serious critiques, and no long-winded discussions about “the meaning of art” (yawn). This is about colourful street art, playful pop art, graffiti-inspired creations, and joyful mixed media experiments. Think of it like a rollercoaster made of spray paint cans, glitter bombs, and seaside rock – you never quite know what’s coming next, but it’s guaranteed to be a creative, colourful ride.So buckle up, tune in, and dive headfirst into this seaside storm of Brighton street art, pop art prints, mixed media fun, and urban art chaos.👉 Check out my artwork at www.barriejdavies.info👉 Follow along on Instagram: @barriejdavies

How I work in my artist studioHey there, I’m Barrie J Davies – a Brighton-based street pop artist, full-time mischief-maker, professional colour-splasher, and unapologetic creator of all things fun, silly, neon, and gloriously ridiculous – and welcome to my podcast!Right now, my Brighton art studio looks like a neon carnival collided with a comic book and exploded across walls full of graffiti art, pop art prints, mixed media canvases, and urban art murals. There are screen prints and original artworks flying off the table faster than I can stack them, projects bubbling up like fizzy rainbow soda, and enough paint splatters, stencils, and ink drips to make Jackson Pollock look like a neat freak. It’s chaotic, loud, messy… and gloriously alive with creative energy.On this podcast, I share the behind-the-scenes of my life as a Brighton contemporary artist, the strange and silly ideas bouncing around my mind, and all the colourful adventures of creating street pop art, urban art, and pop culture-inspired prints. Some days, I’ll be talking about a brand-new screen print dipped in candy floss, other days I might be rambling about why pigeons look like performance artists, or why glitter should be an essential part of any mixed media artwork. Basically, if it’s ridiculous, neon, and fun – it’s in.This isn’t your typical art podcast. There are no hushed gallery tones, no serious critiques, and no long-winded discussions about “the meaning of art” (yawn). This is about colourful street art, playful pop art, graffiti-inspired creations, and joyful mixed media experiments. Think of it like a rollercoaster made of spray paint cans, glitter bombs, and seaside rock – you never quite know what’s coming next, but it’s guaranteed to be a creative, colourful ride.So buckle up, tune in, and dive headfirst into this seaside storm of Brighton street art, pop art prints, mixed media fun, and urban art chaos.👉 Check out my artwork at www.barriejdavies.info👉 Follow along on Instagram: @barriejdavies

Does Art Need to Make Sense? (Absolutely not)Hey there, I’m Barrie J Davies – a Brighton-based street pop artist, full-time mischief-maker, professional colour-splasher, and unapologetic creator of all things fun, silly, neon, and gloriously ridiculous – and welcome to my podcast!Right now, my Brighton art studio looks like a neon carnival collided with a comic book and exploded across walls full of graffiti art, pop art prints, mixed media canvases, and urban art murals. There are screen prints and original artworks flying off the table faster than I can stack them, projects bubbling up like fizzy rainbow soda, and enough paint splatters, stencils, and ink drips to make Jackson Pollock look like a neat freak. It’s chaotic, loud, messy… and gloriously alive with creative energy.On this podcast, I share the behind-the-scenes of my life as a Brighton contemporary artist, the strange and silly ideas bouncing around my mind, and all the colourful adventures of creating street pop art, urban art, and pop culture-inspired prints. Some days, I’ll be talking about a brand-new screen print dipped in candy floss, other days I might be rambling about why pigeons look like performance artists, or why glitter should be an essential part of any mixed media artwork. Basically, if it’s ridiculous, neon, and fun – it’s in.This isn’t your typical art podcast. There are no hushed gallery tones, no serious critiques, and no long-winded discussions about “the meaning of art” (yawn). This is about colourful street art, playful pop art, graffiti-inspired creations, and joyful mixed media experiments. Think of it like a rollercoaster made of spray paint cans, glitter bombs, and seaside rock – you never quite know what’s coming next, but it’s guaranteed to be a creative, colourful ride.So buckle up, tune in, and dive headfirst into this seaside storm of Brighton street art, pop art prints, mixed media fun, and urban art chaos.👉 Check out my artwork at www.barriejdavies.info👉 Follow along on Instagram: @barriejdavies

A Day Out In LondonHey there, I’m Barrie J Davies – a Brighton-based street pop artist, full-time mischief-maker, professional colour-splasher, and unapologetic creator of all things fun, silly, neon, and gloriously ridiculous – and welcome to my podcast!Right now, my Brighton art studio looks like a neon carnival collided with a comic book and exploded across walls full of graffiti art, pop art prints, mixed media canvases, and urban art murals. There are screen prints and original artworks flying off the table faster than I can stack them, projects bubbling up like fizzy rainbow soda, and enough paint splatters, stencils, and ink drips to make Jackson Pollock look like a neat freak. It’s chaotic, loud, messy… and gloriously alive with creative energy.On this podcast, I share the behind-the-scenes of my life as a Brighton contemporary artist, the strange and silly ideas bouncing around my mind, and all the colourful adventures of creating street pop art, urban art, and pop culture-inspired prints. Some days, I’ll be talking about a brand-new screen print dipped in candy floss, other days I might be rambling about why pigeons look like performance artists, or why glitter should be an essential part of any mixed media artwork. Basically, if it’s ridiculous, neon, and fun – it’s in.This isn’t your typical art podcast. There are no hushed gallery tones, no serious critiques, and no long-winded discussions about “the meaning of art” (yawn). This is about colourful street art, playful pop art, graffiti-inspired creations, and joyful mixed media experiments. Think of it like a rollercoaster made of spray paint cans, glitter bombs, and seaside rock – you never quite know what’s coming next, but it’s guaranteed to be a creative, colourful ride.So buckle up, tune in, and dive headfirst into this seaside storm of Brighton street art, pop art prints, mixed media fun, and urban art chaos.👉 Check out my artwork at www.barriejdavies.info👉 Follow along on Instagram: @barriejdavies

THE STOLEN ORANGEHey there, I’m Barrie J Davies – a Brighton-based street pop artist, full-time mischief-maker, professional colour-splasher, and unapologetic creator of all things fun, silly, neon, and gloriously ridiculous – and welcome to my podcast!Right now, my Brighton art studio looks like a neon carnival collided with a comic book and exploded across walls full of graffiti art, pop art prints, mixed media canvases, and urban art murals. There are screen prints and original artworks flying off the table faster than I can stack them, projects bubbling up like fizzy rainbow soda, and enough paint splatters, stencils, and ink drips to make Jackson Pollock look like a neat freak. It’s chaotic, loud, messy… and gloriously alive with creative energy.On this podcast, I share the behind-the-scenes of my life as a Brighton contemporary artist, the strange and silly ideas bouncing around my mind, and all the colourful adventures of creating street pop art, urban art, and pop culture-inspired prints. Some days, I’ll be talking about a brand-new screen print dipped in candy floss, other days I might be rambling about why pigeons look like performance artists, or why glitter should be an essential part of any mixed media artwork. Basically, if it’s ridiculous, neon, and fun – it’s in.This isn’t your typical art podcast. There are no hushed gallery tones, no serious critiques, and no long-winded discussions about “the meaning of art” (yawn). This is about colourful street art, playful pop art, graffiti-inspired creations, and joyful mixed media experiments. Think of it like a rollercoaster made of spray paint cans, glitter bombs, and seaside rock – you never quite know what’s coming next, but it’s guaranteed to be a creative, colourful ride.So buckle up, tune in, and dive headfirst into this seaside storm of Brighton street art, pop art prints, mixed media fun, and urban art chaos.👉 Check out my artwork at www.barriejdavies.info👉 Follow along on Instagram: @barriejdavies

FUN ART PRINTSHey there, I’m Barrie J Davies – a Brighton-based street pop artist, full-time mischief-maker, professional colour-splasher, and unapologetic creator of all things fun, silly, neon, and gloriously ridiculous – and welcome to my podcast!Right now, my Brighton art studio looks like a neon carnival collided with a comic book and exploded across walls full of graffiti art, pop art prints, mixed media canvases, and urban art murals. There are screen prints and original artworks flying off the table faster than I can stack them, projects bubbling up like fizzy rainbow soda, and enough paint splatters, stencils, and ink drips to make Jackson Pollock look like a neat freak. It’s chaotic, loud, messy… and gloriously alive with creative energy.On this podcast, I share the behind-the-scenes of my life as a Brighton contemporary artist, the strange and silly ideas bouncing around my mind, and all the colourful adventures of creating street pop art, urban art, and pop culture-inspired prints. Some days, I’ll be talking about a brand-new screen print dipped in candy floss, other days I might be rambling about why pigeons look like performance artists, or why glitter should be an essential part of any mixed media artwork. Basically, if it’s ridiculous, neon, and fun – it’s in.This isn’t your typical art podcast. There are no hushed gallery tones, no serious critiques, and no long-winded discussions about “the meaning of art” (yawn). This is about colourful street art, playful pop art, graffiti-inspired creations, and joyful mixed media experiments. Think of it like a rollercoaster made of spray paint cans, glitter bombs, and seaside rock – you never quite know what’s coming next, but it’s guaranteed to be a creative, colourful ride.So buckle up, tune in, and dive headfirst into this seaside storm of Brighton street art, pop art prints, mixed media fun, and urban art chaos.👉 Check out my artwork at www.barriejdavies.info👉 Follow along on Instagram: @barriejdavies

What a Weekend! Hey there, I’m Barrie J Davies – a Brighton-based street pop artist, full-time mischief-maker, professional colour-splasher, and unapologetic creator of all things fun, silly, neon, and gloriously ridiculous – and welcome to my podcast!Right now, my Brighton art studio looks like a neon carnival collided with a comic book and exploded across walls full of graffiti art, pop art prints, mixed media canvases, and urban art murals. There are screen prints and original artworks flying off the table faster than I can stack them, projects bubbling up like fizzy rainbow soda, and enough paint splatters, stencils, and ink drips to make Jackson Pollock look like a neat freak. It’s chaotic, loud, messy… and gloriously alive with creative energy.On this podcast, I share the behind-the-scenes of my life as a Brighton contemporary artist, the strange and silly ideas bouncing around my mind, and all the colourful adventures of creating street pop art, urban art, and pop culture-inspired prints. Some days, I’ll be talking about a brand-new screen print dipped in candy floss, other days I might be rambling about why pigeons look like performance artists, or why glitter should be an essential part of any mixed media artwork. Basically, if it’s ridiculous, neon, and fun – it’s in.This isn’t your typical art podcast. There are no hushed gallery tones, no serious critiques, and no long-winded discussions about “the meaning of art” (yawn). This is about colourful street art, playful pop art, graffiti-inspired creations, and joyful mixed media experiments. Think of it like a rollercoaster made of spray paint cans, glitter bombs, and seaside rock – you never quite know what’s coming next, but it’s guaranteed to be a creative, colourful ride.So buckle up, tune in, and dive headfirst into this seaside storm of Brighton street art, pop art prints, mixed media fun, and urban art chaos.👉 Check out my artwork at www.barriejdavies.info👉 Follow along on Instagram: @barriejdavies

I’m Too Busy to Be This Busy!Hey there, I’m Barrie J Davies – a Brighton-based street pop artist, full-time mischief-maker, professional colour-splasher, and unapologetic creator of all things fun, silly, neon, and gloriously ridiculous – and welcome to my podcast!Right now, my Brighton art studio looks like a neon carnival collided with a comic book and exploded across walls full of graffiti art, pop art prints, mixed media canvases, and urban art murals. There are screen prints and original artworks flying off the table faster than I can stack them, projects bubbling up like fizzy rainbow soda, and enough paint splatters, stencils, and ink drips to make Jackson Pollock look like a neat freak. It’s chaotic, loud, messy… and gloriously alive with creative energy.On this podcast, I share the behind-the-scenes of my life as a Brighton contemporary artist, the strange and silly ideas bouncing around my mind, and all the colourful adventures of creating street pop art, urban art, and pop culture-inspired prints. Some days, I’ll be talking about a brand-new screen print dipped in candy floss, other days I might be rambling about why pigeons look like performance artists, or why glitter should be an essential part of any mixed media artwork. Basically, if it’s ridiculous, neon, and fun – it’s in.This isn’t your typical art podcast. There are no hushed gallery tones, no serious critiques, and no long-winded discussions about “the meaning of art” (yawn). This is about colourful street art, playful pop art, graffiti-inspired creations, and joyful mixed media experiments. Think of it like a rollercoaster made of spray paint cans, glitter bombs, and seaside rock – you never quite know what’s coming next, but it’s guaranteed to be a creative, colourful ride.So buckle up, tune in, and dive headfirst into this seaside storm of Brighton street art, pop art prints, mixed media fun, and urban art chaos.👉 Check out my artwork at www.barriejdavies.info👉 Follow along on Instagram: @barriejdavies

The Raw Wall Collective Exhibition! 🗓️ Dates: 31/10/2025 - 2/11/2025 📍 Venue: Auger Collective, The Sovereign Centre, Boscombe,Hey there, I’m Barrie J Davies – a Brighton-based street pop artist, full-time mischief-maker, professional colour-splasher, and unapologetic creator of all things fun, silly, neon, and gloriously ridiculous – and welcome to my podcast!Right now, my Brighton art studio looks like a neon carnival collided with a comic book and exploded across walls full of graffiti art, pop art prints, mixed media canvases, and urban art murals. There are screen prints and original artworks flying off the table faster than I can stack them, projects bubbling up like fizzy rainbow soda, and enough paint splatters, stencils, and ink drips to make Jackson Pollock look like a neat freak. It’s chaotic, loud, messy… and gloriously alive with creative energy.On this podcast, I share the behind-the-scenes of my life as a Brighton contemporary artist, the strange and silly ideas bouncing around my mind, and all the colourful adventures of creating street pop art, urban art, and pop culture-inspired prints. Some days, I’ll be talking about a brand-new screen print dipped in candy floss, other days I might be rambling about why pigeons look like performance artists, or why glitter should be an essential part of any mixed media artwork. Basically, if it’s ridiculous, neon, and fun – it’s in.This isn’t your typical art podcast. There are no hushed gallery tones, no serious critiques, and no long-winded discussions about “the meaning of art” (yawn). This is about colourful street art, playful pop art, graffiti-inspired creations, and joyful mixed media experiments. Think of it like a rollercoaster made of spray paint cans, glitter bombs, and seaside rock – you never quite know what’s coming next, but it’s guaranteed to be a creative, colourful ride.So buckle up, tune in, and dive headfirst into this seaside storm of Brighton street art, pop art prints, mixed media fun, and urban art chaos.👉 Check out my artwork at www.barriejdavies.info👉 Follow along on Instagram: @barriejdavies

Lots of art shows going on!Hey there, I’m Barrie J Davies – a Brighton-based street pop artist, full-time mischief-maker, professional colour-splasher, and unapologetic creator of all things fun, silly, neon, and gloriously ridiculous – and welcome to my podcast!Right now, my Brighton art studio looks like a neon carnival collided with a comic book and exploded across walls full of graffiti art, pop art prints, mixed media canvases, and urban art murals. There are screen prints and original artworks flying off the table faster than I can stack them, projects bubbling up like fizzy rainbow soda, and enough paint splatters, stencils, and ink drips to make Jackson Pollock look like a neat freak. It’s chaotic, loud, messy… and gloriously alive with creative energy.On this podcast, I share the behind-the-scenes of my life as a Brighton contemporary artist, the strange and silly ideas bouncing around my mind, and all the colourful adventures of creating street pop art, urban art, and pop culture-inspired prints. Some days, I’ll be talking about a brand-new screen print dipped in candy floss, other days I might be rambling about why pigeons look like performance artists, or why glitter should be an essential part of any mixed media artwork. Basically, if it’s ridiculous, neon, and fun – it’s in.This isn’t your typical art podcast. There are no hushed gallery tones, no serious critiques, and no long-winded discussions about “the meaning of art” (yawn). This is about colourful street art, playful pop art, graffiti-inspired creations, and joyful mixed media experiments. Think of it like a rollercoaster made of spray paint cans, glitter bombs, and seaside rock – you never quite know what’s coming next, but it’s guaranteed to be a creative, colourful ride.So buckle up, tune in, and dive headfirst into this seaside storm of Brighton street art, pop art prints, mixed media fun, and urban art chaos.👉 Check out my artwork at www.barriejdavies.info👉 Follow along on Instagram: @barriejdavies

Art News!Hey there, I’m Barrie J Davies – a Brighton-based street pop artist, full-time mischief-maker, professional colour-splasher, and unapologetic creator of all things fun, silly, neon, and gloriously ridiculous – and welcome to my podcast!Right now, my Brighton art studio looks like a neon carnival collided with a comic book and exploded across walls full of graffiti art, pop art prints, mixed media canvases, and urban art murals. There are screen prints and original artworks flying off the table faster than I can stack them, projects bubbling up like fizzy rainbow soda, and enough paint splatters, stencils, and ink drips to make Jackson Pollock look like a neat freak. It’s chaotic, loud, messy… and gloriously alive with creative energy.On this podcast, I share the behind-the-scenes of my life as a Brighton contemporary artist, the strange and silly ideas bouncing around my mind, and all the colourful adventures of creating street pop art, urban art, and pop culture-inspired prints. Some days, I’ll be talking about a brand-new screen print dipped in candy floss, other days I might be rambling about why pigeons look like performance artists, or why glitter should be an essential part of any mixed media artwork. Basically, if it’s ridiculous, neon, and fun – it’s in.This isn’t your typical art podcast. There are no hushed gallery tones, no serious critiques, and no long-winded discussions about “the meaning of art” (yawn). This is about colourful street art, playful pop art, graffiti-inspired creations, and joyful mixed media experiments. Think of it like a rollercoaster made of spray paint cans, glitter bombs, and seaside rock – you never quite know what’s coming next, but it’s guaranteed to be a creative, colourful ride.So buckle up, tune in, and dive headfirst into this seaside storm of Brighton street art, pop art prints, mixed media fun, and urban art chaos.👉 Check out my artwork at www.barriejdavies.info👉 Follow along on Instagram: @barriejdavies

I’ve just got into the Discerning Eye 2025 exhibition! Hey there, I’m Barrie J Davies – a Brighton-based street pop artist, full-time mischief-maker, professional colour-splasher, and unapologetic creator of all things fun, silly, neon, and gloriously ridiculous – and welcome to my podcast!Right now, my Brighton art studio looks like a neon carnival collided with a comic book and exploded across walls full of graffiti art, pop art prints, mixed media canvases, and urban art murals. There are screen prints and original artworks flying off the table faster than I can stack them, projects bubbling up like fizzy rainbow soda, and enough paint splatters, stencils, and ink drips to make Jackson Pollock look like a neat freak. It’s chaotic, loud, messy… and gloriously alive with creative energy.On this podcast, I share the behind-the-scenes of my life as a Brighton contemporary artist, the strange and silly ideas bouncing around my mind, and all the colourful adventures of creating street pop art, urban art, and pop culture-inspired prints. Some days, I’ll be talking about a brand-new screen print dipped in candy floss, other days I might be rambling about why pigeons look like performance artists, or why glitter should be an essential part of any mixed media artwork. Basically, if it’s ridiculous, neon, and fun – it’s in.This isn’t your typical art podcast. There are no hushed gallery tones, no serious critiques, and no long-winded discussions about “the meaning of art” (yawn). This is about colourful street art, playful pop art, graffiti-inspired creations, and joyful mixed media experiments. Think of it like a rollercoaster made of spray paint cans, glitter bombs, and seaside rock – you never quite know what’s coming next, but it’s guaranteed to be a creative, colourful ride.So buckle up, tune in, and dive headfirst into this seaside storm of Brighton street art, pop art prints, mixed media fun, and urban art chaos.👉 Check out my artwork at www.barriejdavies.info👉 Follow along on Instagram: @barriejdavies

Showing NEW small Paintings at Safe Gallery BrightonHey there, I’m Barrie J Davies – a Brighton-based street pop artist, full-time mischief-maker, professional colour-splasher, and unapologetic creator of all things fun, silly, neon, and gloriously ridiculous – and welcome to my podcast!Right now, my Brighton art studio looks like a neon carnival collided with a comic book and exploded across walls full of graffiti art, pop art prints, mixed media canvases, and urban art murals. There are screen prints and original artworks flying off the table faster than I can stack them, projects bubbling up like fizzy rainbow soda, and enough paint splatters, stencils, and ink drips to make Jackson Pollock look like a neat freak. It’s chaotic, loud, messy… and gloriously alive with creative energy.On this podcast, I share the behind-the-scenes of my life as a Brighton contemporary artist, the strange and silly ideas bouncing around my mind, and all the colourful adventures of creating street pop art, urban art, and pop culture-inspired prints. Some days, I’ll be talking about a brand-new screen print dipped in candy floss, other days I might be rambling about why pigeons look like performance artists, or why glitter should be an essential part of any mixed media artwork. Basically, if it’s ridiculous, neon, and fun – it’s in.This isn’t your typical art podcast. There are no hushed gallery tones, no serious critiques, and no long-winded discussions about “the meaning of art” (yawn). This is about colourful street art, playful pop art, graffiti-inspired creations, and joyful mixed media experiments. Think of it like a rollercoaster made of spray paint cans, glitter bombs, and seaside rock – you never quite know what’s coming next, but it’s guaranteed to be a creative, colourful ride.So buckle up, tune in, and dive headfirst into this seaside storm of Brighton street art, pop art prints, mixed media fun, and urban art chaos.👉 Check out my artwork at www.barriejdavies.info👉 Follow along on Instagram: @barriejdavies

Pink fluffy Stuff coming this way! Hey there, I’m Barrie J Davies – a Brighton-based street pop artist, full-time mischief-maker, professional colour-splasher, and unapologetic creator of all things fun, silly, neon, and gloriously ridiculous – and welcome to my podcast!Right now, my Brighton art studio looks like a neon carnival collided with a comic book and exploded across walls full of graffiti art, pop art prints, mixed media canvases, and urban art murals. There are screen prints and original artworks flying off the table faster than I can stack them, projects bubbling up like fizzy rainbow soda, and enough paint splatters, stencils, and ink drips to make Jackson Pollock look like a neat freak. It’s chaotic, loud, messy… and gloriously alive with creative energy.On this podcast, I share the behind-the-scenes of my life as a Brighton contemporary artist, the strange and silly ideas bouncing around my mind, and all the colourful adventures of creating street pop art, urban art, and pop culture-inspired prints. Some days, I’ll be talking about a brand-new screen print dipped in candy floss, other days I might be rambling about why pigeons look like performance artists, or why glitter should be an essential part of any mixed media artwork. Basically, if it’s ridiculous, neon, and fun – it’s in.This isn’t your typical art podcast. There are no hushed gallery tones, no serious critiques, and no long-winded discussions about “the meaning of art” (yawn). This is about colourful street art, playful pop art, graffiti-inspired creations, and joyful mixed media experiments. Think of it like a rollercoaster made of spray paint cans, glitter bombs, and seaside rock – you never quite know what’s coming next, but it’s guaranteed to be a creative, colourful ride.So buckle up, tune in, and dive headfirst into this seaside storm of Brighton street art, pop art prints, mixed media fun, and urban art chaos.👉 Check out my artwork at www.barriejdavies.info👉 Follow along on Instagram: @barriejdavies

Hey, I’m Barrie J Davies – artist, maker of fun and silly things – and this is my podcast! I’m diving into my latest prints, projects, and all the creative chaos happening in my studio right now. Things are moving fast and getting busy, so come along for the ride!Check out my work here: www.barriejdavies.info

Barrie J Davies is an Artist and this is my podcast and I’m talking about Screen Printing a New Fun Print!Visit my website -  ⁠http://www.barriejdavies.info⁠