Go Skateboarding Day is an annual holiday that's geared to promote skateboarding. It's a day where like-minded individuals band together and just let loose (even if only for a day). June 21 - Hong Kong took skateboarding back to the streets. We hit up Hung Hum to take some snaps of the event. It was a nice day out, with a buzz in the air and nothing but wheels on pavement.
A shout out to all the people who made this happen @ahksa_ @psyroot_hk @ninepush @xgamehk
@protoys420 @fanlingskateshop @vanshkg
@globestore_hongkong
@girlscanskategcs @self.hk @kurvworldwide
@8five2shop @hkitskateboardshop
In our second installment of our Artist Feature, we meet up with a HK - Filipino Tattooer and artist. Jacob Tang owns and runs Lucky 6 Tattoo in Kwai Chung, with roots in Graffiti and Skateboarding. We feel like it's the perfect blend of the culture that we built this company on. 'Always try to motivate others to keep it up, to just keep going.' Gahyao : Hi Jacob, why don't you introduce yourself? Jacob : I'm Jacob Tang, a Hong Kong Artist and shop owner of Lucky 6 Tattoo. I grew up in Hong Kong, and spent most of my early life here. It wasn't until I reached university that I spent a lot of time in Manila. I went to University...
Part of what we want to achieve here at Gahyao is to promote the many talents that Asians have to offer. The dust has settled from HK Walls 2019, we take a few minutes to catch up with Wing Chow.
We put together a short clip from our shoot last month. A big shout out to Maui, Moe, Mari, DJ and Prince for making the session super fun and super smooth.
