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RideOn Coalition is an organization that holds youth snowboarding events in order to create opportunities for kids who want to further their careers in the competitive snowboarding industry. By using a bright color palette and child-like doodles, it visualizes the idea of a kid daydreaming about snowboarding.

Benjamin Wright3785 SW Shred WaySandy, OR 97054

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Living the competitive snowboarding lifestyle can be hectic, so that’s why we created the RideOn Coalition mobile app. It has a one step registration option, so you can sign up from the lift line. It warns you when you have to be at the starting gate and it even alerts you when a sponsor is in the crowd. The design was inspired by the same child-like doodles and bright color palette as the print.

OSO Apparel is a children’s clothing company. The branding is based around a bear, which is ‘OSO’ in Spanish. They are uniquely distinct in their beliefs that while having fun and being creative, kids should look cool in the clothes they’re wearing. The whole inspiration behind the basis of these designs is ‘inspire to create’. Using bold graphics and a combination of bright and pastel colors, it evokes creativity and fun through color and playful graphics.

Porch Light 3972 N. Mississippi Avenue Portland, Oregon 97227 | www.porch-light.net | [email protected] | 503.288.8773

Porch Light (Lost & Found) specializes in rustic, primitive furniture and furnishing transported from another time and place. And with a simpler time comes a simpler design. Using the vintage boutique look the overall design was inspired by the classic 1950’s furniture stores. Using simple typography with a monochromatic color palette it gives it the feeling of Midwest rustic farmhouse.

PORCH LIGHT3972 N. Mississippi AvenuePortland, Oregon 97227

PORCH LIGHT3972 N. Mississippi Avenue

Portland, Oregon 97227www.porch-light.net

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PORCH LIGHT3972 N. Mississippi Avenue

Portland, Oregon 97227www.porch-light.net

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4F stands for Fan Favorite Feature Friday. This is a ski and snow-board rail jam event sponsored by Auviq Lifestyle Apparel and Mt. Hood Ski Bowl. Each month riders vote on their favorite rail or box that they want to see in the contest and which ever gets the most votes we feature it in the contest. The event posters were de-signed as a collectors set of 3. Each poster accompanies the other to make an extra large one. They use hand drawn illustrations and a color palette that reflects the sunrise, mid-day sun, and sunset.poster 11” x 17”, combined 17” x 33”

Jedi Mind Tricks is an underground hip hop duo from Philadelphia. Their lyrics are considered dark and controversial, and sometimes referred to as ‘death rap’. JMT wanted to create a way for their world-wide fan base to easily download and listen to their music and buy official merchandise. The design of the website is based on the dark lyrics by using a simple black, and red color palette. By using iconic imagery and a gritty typeface it gives it a raw style that goes hand-in-hand with Jedi Mind Tricks.

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12.01.12 Manchester manchester nq live united kingdom

12.02.12 bristol lakota united kingdom

12.05.12 glessen muk ev germany

12.06.12 stuggart rocker 33 germany

12.07.12 zurich rote fabrik switzerland

12.08.12 bologna tpo italy

12.10.12 vienna flex austria

12.11.12 brussels vk concerts belguim

12.12.12 praque vlkavarka chech republic

12.13.12 gothenborg pustervik sweden

Time: 8:00pm. Rap Mayhem Tour with Pharoahe Monch, O.C. & A.G. (D.I.T.C.), DJ Boogie Blind Buy tickets








Time: 8:00pm. Rap Mayhem Tour Buy tickets



Snow Magazine is a publication produced by snowboarders for snowboarders. Snow wants to set themselves apart from other snow-board magazines by only using world class photography, up to date articles on the latest trends snowboarders want to know about and only ads from companies that are rider owned for every hard core enthusiast. The design is clean and fast, to express the purity of the snow and the aggressive style of the sport of snowboarding.

Ever wondered what riding gear multi-tasking, street-slaying, Portland native Darrell Mathes sends it on?

RIGS

DARRELLMATHESTen years ago, snowboarding was still ragged around the

edges, the limits of the possible broken down and rede-fi ned each season by the likes of Peter Line’s backside

rodeos or Kevin Jones’ dizzying rotations. Decade fell square into this era as a milestone in progression, featuring a new guard of soon-to-be legends like Devun Walsh and JP Walker going past simply inventing new tricks to stomping them, con-sistently, with style, and on terrain that would fi nd your average pro throwing a method, at best. Decade was the stamp of ten years of infl uence by Mike McEntire’s Mack Dawg Productions

on snowboarding’s history, encompassing some of the heaviest sessions and showcasing the best riders pushing themselves and our sport to new limits. That was 1998. Fast-forward ten crazy years—the jib revival fully ensconced, snowmobiles providing unparalleled access to backcountry terrain, and the level of rider talent at an all-time high, and MDP is at the apex of infl uence with its fi nal classic—Double Decade. Mack Dawg Productions Company have tapped more than just a fountain of constant enthusiasm—they’ve created a living legacy of snow-board history and progression.

Hailing from Portland, Darrell blew up in the early 2000s with defi nitive, street-heavy parts in KidsKnow’s Love/Hate and Blank Paper’s 91 Words for Snow. As a founding member of Vid-eograss he helped usher in a new direction in shred movies, and you can be sure to check his skills in their latest movie,The Darkside. Here’s what helps him get it done.

Your chosen steed is the Ride Machete GT; a fi ne twin all mountain sword if there ever was one. What do you like about it? And what board do you ride for street?

I like the Machete because it is lightweight and it makes me feel that I have good board control while riding in pow. I ride the Kink 147 for urban because it is soft which helps me when I’m doing presses and the Slimewalls give it durability so it can handle the streets. You rock the Ride Rodeo bindings? What makes these such good freestyle binders? The bindings have good fl exibility for hitting rails and the high backs have really good side-to-side.

What’s the story with Howl gloves? And what model are you sporting there? HOWL is a company I started with Nima Jalali. We started this company because we could never fi nd gloves that fi t our style and they just were never quite what we wanted. Now that we have the opportunity to have our own glove com-pany, we put together an amazing team and are able to design gloves that we think are what people want. I’m sporting the Jeep-ster mitten, which has the right amount of thickness and it’s the

most comfortable glove I’ve ever worn. Being a good Portland lad Holden was the obvious outerwear of choice. What makes Holden outerwear the shit?

So the Videograss project worked out pretty well for you?Yeah the Videograss project is really cool. Really good crew, re-ally good jibbers, it’s nice to be able to ride with people who like to hit rails. It’s a little bit different than riding with all the DC guys who mainly focus on park or contest riding or backcountry. Got to change it up and get back to hitting rails in Salt Lake, shot with Justin Bennee a bunch, Darrell Mathes. My friend Sean McCor-mick was fi lming so it was just a crew of homies going out and seeing what we could do. Our fi rst trip was up to Spokane, Wash-ington and there was like three feet of snow in the city there. You got a photo jumping off a cliff up there right? Yeah, (laughs) that was kind of cool. Probably one of the biggest cliffs I’ve dropped and it was right in downtown. Defi nitely the most gripped I’ve been trying to drop a cliff before.

Holden hits it because they make the best outerwear that I’ve seen. They really have the best fi t, which makes me feel really comfortable when I’m riding. Holden is always pushing the limits with their materials and the fi t of all of their products. The company also takes in all the details plus it is owned by snowboarders so they are dialled in on what snowboarders actually want to wear. Vans is a pretty rad boot company toride for. Which model do you choose?

AUVIQ

A LIFE STYLE BRAND

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JON KOOLEY

SAYSTRIPLE BASE TECHNOLOGY

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Triple Base Technology divides the nose and tail area into 3 parts:1. The left sidebase for turning left.2. The center fl at middle base for going straight.3. The right sidebase for turning right.

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JUST WHAT

IMAX HAS BEEN WAITING

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The Hubble Space Telescope exhibit is showing in the OMNIMAX theater at OMSI. To promote the event OMSI created a limited edition Hubble poster and collectors booklet. The design is inspired by the extraordinary and epic imagery of space exploration. The dark contrast and cropped type give you a sense of movement and floating in space.

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SOLARSYSTEM

FACTSAs of autumn 2009, the Hubble Space Telescope has made nearly 900,000 observations and snapped over 570,000 images of more than 29,000 celestial objects. The 19 years’ worth of observations has produced nearly 39 terabytes of data and, each month, the orbiting observatory generates more than 80 gigabytes of data. The ST-ECF Hubble archive sends more than half a terabyte of data each month to astronomers throughout the world. Hubble was deployed by the Space Shuttle Discovery (STS-31) into a circular orbit 569 km above the ground, inclined at 28.5 degrees to the Equator. The telescope whirls around Earth at 28,000 kilometres an hour and takes 96 minutes

to complete one orbit. As of autumn 2009, the telescope has made more than 100,000 trips around our planet. Those trips correspond to more than 4 billion kilometres, which is the equivalent of a round trip to Saturn.

Hubble’s orbit above the Earth’s distorting atmosphere allows astronomers to make the very high resolution observations that are essential to open new windows onto planets, stars and galaxies. Hubble was designed as a high standard flagship mission and has paved the way for other space-based observatories. Notably it can access the otherwise invisible ultraviolet part of the spectrum, and also has access to areas of the infrared not visible from the ground.

20th Anniversary Collectors Booklet

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Our exact location is:45° 30ʼ 36” N Latitude,122° 39ʼ 54” W Longitude

The booklet is a take home piece from the event that has extra information about the Hubble Telescope. It uses the same dark contrast and epic imagery combined with bold typefaces to reflect the sense of outer space. booklet_6”x5”, booklet spreads_12”x5”

The Wu Tang Clan is releasing ”Enter the 37th Chamber” a new vinyl only album to celebrate their 20 years in the hip hop industry. The design combines hand drawn graffiti-esque illustrations with a bold san serif typeface to represent the urban lifestyle of hip hop and graffiti art. The color palette uses the trademark yellow they have been using since the begining. The images are based off each members likeness combined with 37 squares to represent the 37 chambers.vinyl record_20”x20”

DeCosse Customs started out as an aggressive hobby. Slowly progressing over the years to a multidimensional company that produces skis and snowboards. The design for their winter 2013 line was inspired by collage art and the Pacific Northwest. A style that combines big bold shapes and a sharp color palette to reflect with the fast paced lifestyle of snowboarding.sizes left to right: 150cm, 154cm, 156cm, 158cm; far left is bottom sheet

Monster Bash is an International Film Festival and Conference celebrating the classic horror and sci-fi genre. In order to generate awareness among a younger audience. The collateral sparks an interest in the younger fan base by using hand drawn graffiti-esque images and typefaces combined with a simple, bold color palette that resembles the 1930’s monster movie posters. mailer_5”x7”, event ticket_2”x4.5”, trading cards_3”x4”, poster_11”x17”

With mobile apps being used as the primary informational device these days, the MB mobile app creates a way for fans to keep up with the latest news, pre-order show tickets, and tweet about their favorite movies. The design is based off the same graffiti-esque style as the printed collateral to appeal to the younger fan base.

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