I'm excited to share that the amazing CBBC arts series i've been working on returns to CBBC and BBC iPlayer on Monday 6th July. Please tell all young art fans you know to tune in, it's an amazing series!GO GET ARTY returns for it’s second series 6th July, on CBBC & BBC IPlayer... Read more
I'm excited to share that the amazing CBBC arts series i've been working on returns to CBBC and BBC iPlayer on Monday 6th July. Please tell all young art fans you know to tune in, it's an amazing series!

GO GET ARTY returns for it’s second series 6th July, on CBBC & BBC IPlayer 🎨

Produced by Ranga Bee Productions for the BBC, the show launched in 2025 as a fresh-take on an art series for the next generation, hosted by its real-life arty family, the Kwapongs, alongside their hilariously irreverent animated sidekick Bristles the talking paintbrush (voiced by comedy legend Harry Hill).

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Each episode sees the Kwapongs take on an exciting Family Art Challenge, from making their own Lava Lamps, to designing and building Basketball Courts, and even creating mind-bending optical illusions! In every challenge, one Kwapong becomes the judge, while the others compete to impress them with their arty creations. In Series 2, the battle lines are drawn even further: Kids vs Parents, Boys vs Girls, and Brothers vs Sisters! Things are about to get very competitive…🏆

Series 2 does not disappoint with another stellar line-up of Celebrity Drawalongs, as famous faces lead kids step by step through fun (and often very silly) drawings, emphasising the show’s core message – pick up a pen and have a go. You can expect Josh Widdicombe’s tea-drinking pygmy hippo, Big Manny’s scientist-beaver, Gladiator’s Fire (Montell Douglas)’s phoenix from the flames, Alex Horne’s axolotl with a bottle, as well as James Acaster, Joe Wilkinson, Roisin Conaty, Maisie Adam, Kadeena Cox, Mollie Pearce, Dame Sarah Storey, Rose Matafeo, Jamie Smart (Bunny Vs Monkey), Nadia Shireen (Grimwood) and Ravneet Gill.

Ranga Bee co-founder, Benjamin Green said: “It’s been such a joy making the new series of Go Get Arty. We took all the chaos, comedy and creativity from the first and made it bigger, brighter and way more competitive. Both the Kwapongs’ artistic creations, and Manfred’s dad jokes, have gone to a whole new level.”🎉

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