Chinese American tattoo artist Steven Huie (Flyrite Tattoo) releases 20th anniversary video
THIS…on so many levels. Steven Huie is the main man behind Flyrite Tattoos out of Brookyln, New York. He is an important member of the New York Hardcore community having done insane artwork for Madball, Sick of it All, Crown Of Thornz, Cromags, etc…recently, the store that he runs has celebrated their 20th anniversary and lucky for all y’all Drew Stone (vocalist of Antidote as well as the man behind The New York Hardcore Chronicles) has put together a dope little video celebrating this.
“Some old designs for nyhc. Left is tshirt design for Sick of it All “The Pain Strikes”1992. Top right is the original Madball for “Set It Off”1994. Lower right is Murphy’s Law sticker for Japan tour 1995.“
Check out the video down below!
Congrats to our brother Steven and Flyrite Tattoo! As always, wherever on this planet our fellow Asian fam are alive doing their thing – we’re backing them 100%. To get more of a background on our homie hit up this link: https://www.tattoodo.com/a/2015/12/the-artistry-and-tattoos-of-steven-huie/
More links: https://www.facebook.com/StevenHuieTattoo
Flyrite Tattoo: https://www.facebook.com/FLYRITE-TATTOO-420818075144/
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Perry
September 3, 2016 at 8:54 am
Back in 1989, I met Steve as I would walk to UPS in Maspeth Queens. It turned out we both worked at UPS during nights to pay for college. Steve was always the typical artist. What I mean by that is he would see things in our environment that I saw as nothing but garbage or clouds but he saw as something worth drawing…from a dragon to a bunch of zany characters that only he could see. Steve and I became good friends. Eventually, I introduced Steve to a girlfriend I had and he did a tatoo on her back. I saw his work everyday. Steve was and is one of the only people I know who had a dream and chased it like no one else. I have drawings Steve made while we were waiting to go to work back in the early 1990’s. I respect Steve for his talent and his determination to do what he loved. His story deserved an outlet and Steve may not know it but he’s the only friend my Mother actually liked because he was so nice to her when he would call. Steve and I would see concerts together and we even went to the 2nd woodstock together. I may be in Miami now but I always keep an eye out for Steve or his work. Steve has a tattoo style all his own, it stands out amongst the Mickey Mouse tatoos artists that are out there today. Steve I love you brother, keep truckin’.