Visual Noise: Walls Talk - Chris Dokebi

Send us Fan Mail Episode 8 of *Visual Noise: Walls Talk* brings hosts TRP613 and Urban Ninja face-to-face with the wildly creative world of **Chris Dokebi**, a street artist, sticker bomber, wheatpaste artist, and toy maker whose mischievous goblin characters have been causing trouble—in the best possible way—wherever they appear. Known for creating a cast of quirky, chaotic goblins, Chris Dokebi has developed a style that instantly grabs attention. Whether they're peeking out from a sticker on a utility box, taking over a wall through a wheatpaste, or coming to life as hand-crafted designer toys, his goblins seem to have personalities all their own. Equal parts playful, weird, and rebellious, they perfectly capture the spirit of street art. In this episode, Chris shares the origins of his goblin universe, how these mischievous characters evolved over time, and what inspires him to keep expanding their world. The conversation dives into the crossover between street art and toy culture, exploring how a character can exist in multiple forms—from the streets to the collector's shelf. TRP613 and Urban Ninja talk with Chris about sticker culture, the thrill of finding the perfect spot for a piece, and the unique challenge of building a recognizable character brand while staying true to the DIY roots of street art. They also discuss the process of designing and producing toys, giving listeners a behind-the-scenes look at the work that goes into turning a sketch into a collectible figure. Filled with stories, laughs, and plenty of goblin mischief, this episode highlights an artist who refuses to be limited to a single medium. Chris Dokebi's creations are a reminder that street art isn't just something you see—it's something that can grow into entire worlds and communities. Tune in to Episode 8 of *Visual Noise: Walls Talk* and enter the strange, fun, and slightly chaotic world of Chris Dokebi and his army of mischievous goblins. Music credit: *“Funk Groove Music” by Alex Gus via* Pixabay