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San Antonio, TX
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- Graphic Artist
KEYSTONE RESORTS
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MARY KAY NSD
July 2010
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THE ART INSTITUTE OF COLORADO
Denver, CO
Associate of Applied Science
Graphic Design
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To d d w a l k s
u s t h r o u g h a n
i n d u s t r y
s h i t
b l i z z a r d
INTRO
RICHARDS
BY:MIKEGOODWIN
PORTRAITS:TERRYRATZLAFF
T h i s s u m m e r I wa s g i ve n a r e c o r d i n g o f a c o nve r s a t i o n
b e t w e e n To d d a n d my e d i t o r, Ad a m . B r i e f l y, i t wa s 4 5
m i n u t e s o f To d d l e t t i n g l o o s e . S o I c a l l e d h i m t h i s
p a s t N o v e m b e r t o r e - h a s h s o m e o f t h e i s s u e s a n d
a t t e m p t t o o r g a n i z e h i s r a n t . F o l l o w i n g i s a p o r t i o n
o f t h a t c o nve r s a t i o n .
Todd
D E S T I N A T I O N
U N K N O W N
INTRO
RICHARDS
T h i s s u m m e r I wa s g i ve n a r e c o r d i n g o f a c o nve r s a t i o n
Todd
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TA L E SA l l t h e d o o r s h a d b e e n k i c k e d i n a n d
t h e w i n d ows we r e t e e t e r i n g i nwa r d f r o m
y e a r s o f b a t t e r i n g w i n d s a n d n e g l e c t .
S n o w d r i f t s p i l e d u p i n t h e m i d d l e o f
t h e f l o o r o n t h e s e c o n d s t o r y, w a r p i n g
t h e f l o o r b e l ow i t . Th e h a r d w o o d f l o o r s
d o w n s t a i r s w a v e d u p a n d d o w n f r o m
c o n s t a n t e x p o s u r e t o m o i s t u r e . M i c e
t u r d s l i n e d t h e w a l l s a n d c o r n e r s a n d
t h e r e m ay o r m ay n o t h av e b e e n a b e a r
l i v i n g i n t h e r e . I t m i g h t s e e m s t r a n g e
t h a t a f t e r t h i s i n i t i a l i n s p e c t i o n I k n e w
I h a d t o b u y t h i s p l a c e . T h i s w a s i t a n d
t h i s wa s my o p p o r t u n i t y. I t wa s p a ra d i s e
a n d i t w a s a l l I c o u l d t h i n k a b o u t t h e
f o l l o w i n g e i g h t m o n t h s u n t i l i t w a s a
r e a l i t y.
S u r e i t wa s g o i n g t o t a ke s o m e wo r k , b u t
mys e l f a n d p a r t n e r s S ky l a r H o l g a te , g u i d e
ex t ra o r d i n a i r e , a n d l o n g t i m e f r i e n d , C h r i s
H a r e l l , w e w e r e u p t o t h e c h a l l e n g e .
W e ’ r e s t i l l a g o o d w a y f r o m o u r l o n g -
t e r m g o a l , b u t w i t h t wo s n owc a t s , a c c e s s
t o S i l v e r t o n M o u n t a i n ’ s h e l i c o p t e r a n d
e n d l e s s t e r r a i n , w e a r e s l o w l y c r e a t i n g
o u r o w n p a r a d i s e a n d t r y i n g t o s h a r e i t
w i t h t h e w o r l d . - A A R O N D O D D S
C o - O w n e r, P r o f e s s i o n a l P h o t o g r a p h e r
F R O M
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[a]-[l] photos:andrew miller
[c]:adam dowell
[e]:adam dowell
[i]:jules reymond
[j]:mike basich
[k]:mike basich
[l]:adam dowell
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Do you think people will turn away from the
money?
That's a really good point. Once you get good
now, people are not really looking at board
sponsors to pay them. People are going, "Well,
if I get really good, I can either get on Nike or
I can get on Red Bull or Rockstar." There are
not really those board companies coming up
anymore. Look at Forum. Forum is gone and
Forum used to be one of those companies that
kids would be like, "If I get good someday, I
am going to ride for Forum because they are
fucking awesome." It doesn't seem like there is
that anymore. Maybe Capita, ya know? Maybe
Capita is still a rad brand in those ways, but
I am trying to think who else. Maybe some of
these smaller brands coming up will have the
power pretty soon. You are not going to get
rich off of making boards, I can tell you that
right now. There is no company that is going
to start anytime soon that is going to be the
next big thing. It is just impossible and it sucks
that that is the way it is, but it's impossible.
So you see things continuing to move in this
crazy way until enough people push back?
I think so. I think you have cycles that come
with everything. But when does that happen?
I guess that is the big question. How many
people need to push back and what happens
when everyone pushes back? Because now
we are talking about, do we push back so
that the energy drink companies and people
r ight now pul l out and there is th is giant
vacuum and everyone just fal ls into it and
snowboarding has to kind of climb back out of
that? It's really hard. It would be nice to have
a happy medium. I have conversations with
people now that my lifestyle and my career
in snowboarding is a lot different and I talk
about how much product people are moving
because I am truly interested in where the
needle is moving in snowboarding because it is
just baffling to me. I was talking to somebody,
like, "Ok, so you guys are making a jacket that
costs, like, $500 or $600 and you are trying
to market it towards these people that are 28,
29, 30 years old, because the guys that are
younger than that, they will not buy a $500
jacket."
You're lucky if they even buy a jacket.
Exactly. So now you are marketing this jacket
to someone that i s 29, 30 years o ld , but
you are not up against the other snowboard
brands ; you are up against Apple. These
people are looking at this jacket and it's like,
"I can either skip this jacket for another year
and buy a new iPhone or I can buy this jacket."
And Apple is going to win and that is almost
a great analogy for where snowboarding is. It
almost seems like the companies are trying to
keep up with what Nike and what the energy
drink sponsors are doing and there is no way
to do that. It's almost like everyone needs to
turn around and go rogue and go hardcore
again and then everyone e lse wi l l fo l low
because that is the only way we are going to
survive it.
I wonder sometimes about a movement like
that. Now that snowboarding has been in the
Olympics, and that is great, whatever, it's
already been established on this certain level.
If there even was this sort of rogue grassroots
movement, will enough people be will ing
leave the big arena? Are enough kids going
to be into moving back to the old ideals or
are they going to be so blinded by events like
the Olympics that they keep moving in this
formula and don't care?
That is a really good question. I think that
any time there is an establishment, there will
always be an anti-establ ishment. It is just
the way people create personal identities. If
a big push right now is to train everyone for
the Olympics, then there is going to be an
equal part that will have nothing to do with
the Olympics. Who knows? Maybe there will
be more companies like Corey Smith's Spring
Break that are just these small, little brands
that have nothing to do with competit ive
anything and it's simply for the fun of it. That's
it. It's simply for going out and snowboarding
and shit. Guys like the Helgasons, they are so
good at snowboarding, but at the end of the
day, they just don't give a shit.
todd
"MAYBE THERE WILL BE MORE
COMPANIES LIKE COREY
SMITH'S SPRING BREAK"
L O S TSLASHING AWAY IN DEEP PARADISE
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Do you think people will turn away from the
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[a]
[f]
[b]
[c]
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[a]:mike basich//andrew miller
[b]:andrew miller
[c]:andrew miller
[d]:andrew miller
[e]:andrew miller
[f]:scotty arnold//aaron dodds
[g]:robbie sell/kyle kennedy//aaron dodds
[h]:andrew miller
[i]:andrew miller
[j]:mike basich//andrew miller
B e s t s h i t I ’ v e t a k e n i n a l o n g t i m e ,
s i t t i n g i n t h a t o u t h o u s e l o o k i n g
a t t h o u s a n d - f o o t p e a k s w i t h
n o b o d y t o b o t h e r m e , w e l l , o t h e r
t h a n t h e p a r t y p o s s e b l a s t i n g o f f
s h o t s f r o m t h e A R - 1 5 j u s t a r o u n d
t h e b e n d a f t e r r i p p i n g p o w a l l d a y
l o n g . T h e r e u s e d t o b e t h i s c h i c k i n
D e n v e r , b u t n o w m y C o l o r a d o l o v e
i s B o n n i e B e l l e .
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CRESTED BUTTE WAS THE FIRST PLACE I EVER STRAPPED INTO
A SNOWBOARD. ACTUALLY, I CLICKED INTO MY SNOWBOARD.
THIS WAS 1999, WHEN CLICKERS WERE PRETTY RADICAL, OR
AT LEAST THEY WERE FOR ME, ACCOUNTING FOR THE FACT
THAT I RENTED A BOARD AND BOOTS FOR THE FIRST THREE
YEARS I SPENT ON A SNOWBOARD. I WAS ONLY EIGHT YEARS
INTO THIS VOYAGE CALLED LIFE AND I CAN REMEMBER THAT
DAY LIKE IT WAS YESTERDAY.
Now, it took me a while to get the nuts and bolts up in my old
noggin turning, but while I was waiting for that to happen, I
decided I didn't want to write something about Crested Butte
that would give away all the secret places that I've been shown.
And I sure as hell didn't want to piss off all the local ski and
board bums that call Crested Butte home, which is the majority
of the town during the snowy months. During the winter in
Crested Butte, if you don't own a pair of skis or a snowboard
and don't plan on investing in one, well then, you better get
yourself some nice, sharp hockey skates or snow shoes because
that pretty much sums up the outdoor activities for the winter
months. Or you could just turn into a raging alcoholic because
we do have a bunch of good bars, but I don't think your wallet
and liver would appreciate that too much.
So if you're reading this hoping I'l l give you a play-by-play on
what to do if it just so happens to snow three feet the first night
you visit Crested Butte, I'm sorry, amigo, but that's just not going
to happen. What I will let you know is that it doesn't take much
brain power to have a good time at the Butte, if mother nature
decides to work in your favor.
CRESTED BUTTE ONE OF THE LAST GREAT MOUNTAIN TOWNS
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SUMMIT ELEVATION:12,162'
BASE ELEVATION: 9,375'
VERTICAL DROP: 2,775'
TRAILS: 121
LIFTS: 15
ACRES: 1,547
SNOWMAKING COVERAGE: 297 ACRES
LONGEST TRAIL: 2.6 MILES
TERRAIN PARKS: 2
HALFPIPE: YES
ANNUAL AVERAGE SNOWFALL: 300 INCHES
NIGHT RIDING: NO
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If you hop on either of these T-bars, you will be dropped off at the
top of some of the steepest inbound terrain around. If you get off
at the halfway point on the High Lift, you can drop in right down
the gut of the run, which is called Big Chute. The name says it all.
If you take the High Lift all the way to the end of the line, you will
have a bunch of different options, but the big, wide-open bowl
that everyone knows up there is called the Headwall. It's nice and
steep, rocky and has cliffs and chutes all over it. This is the spot on
the mountain where a lot of big mountain competitions take place.
Now, taking up the North Face T-bar will allow you to access a
pretty big portion of the mountain. There are plenty of really good
runs you can take right off the lift, but if you're willing to put in
a little effort and hike from where the lift stops, you can get into
some really fun and technical stuff. This lift grants you access to
the entire backside of the mountain and is also where some past
Northface Masters events have been held.
Throughout all these years and early seasons spent waiting patiently
for the steeps to open up, I've had a good amount of time to explore
the mountain and find all sorts of different ways to snowboard down
it. Just because the High Lift or North Face hasn't opened yet doesn't
I could only see someone getting tired of riding Crested Butte if
they weren't looking at the resort in the right way. Snowboarding
at Crested Butte has taught me how to truly and completely go
snowboarding. If you like riding the entire mountain, finding mogul
gaps, going fast and having a damn good time, then you gotta
trust me - you're going to enjoy your time spent at the Butte.
Along with what seems like endless natural terrain, Crested Butte
has been creating a bigger and better park every year. The first
terrain park I can recall in the Butte consisted of a halfpipe with
10-foot-tall walls, a double-barrel rail shaped like the silhouette
of a cartoon whale, two triangle-shaped kickers and a massive
metal wallride at the end of it all. This existed before I even dared
to step foot in the terrain park. Over the past few seasons, the
terrain park has improved greatly. A lot of the man hours put into
making a better park come from a guy named Christian Robertson.
Christian is about as good a dude as they come. Along with being
one of my coaches a bunch of years back, he is the owner of some
gold duct tape that he brought back to Colorado from the Banked
Slalom up at Mt. Baker. He is one hell of a snowboarder and thanks
need to be given to him for kicking ass every year and making the
terrain park better and more enjoyable. Over the past handful of
mean you're not going to get your kicks. The majority of the mountain
is on the steeper side of the spectrum - plenty of places to haul taters
and fly off rollers. One of the better places on the hill to get into a
nice tuck and generate some speed is called International. The run is
pretty steep in the first place, and with some blind corners and rollers,
it always makes for a perfect run to get the blood pumping.
The amount of side hits, mini-banked slaloms and cat-track
gaps at the Butte is enough to keep any snowboarder happy
for a lifetime. There's a fun run off the Red Lady chairlift called
Bubba's Way, which is one of my favorite l ittle gull ies on the
mountain. This is where I like to gather a bunch of buds and let
loose. It's a really fun single-track-type run with doubles, step-
ups, step-downs and tight turns. Gotta carry enough speed on
the way out though, you don't want to be wasting time scooching
back to the lift.
seasons, he has been looking at the perfectly-made parks around
Colorado and applying his firsthand experience in those parks
to build and shape Crested Butte's terrain parks in his own way.
If you do end up making the trek to Crested Butte at some point in
your life, chances are you're not going to want to go hungry while
you're here. You're also going to want to sit down after a good day
of boarding and have yourself an ice-cold beer. Well that's what I
like to do after a bunch of hours on the hill, so I'll give you a little
info on some of the places at the base area and in town you are
not going to want to skip.
If you're getting up to the mountain early and want to get a quick
breaky burrito or sandwich, the Brown Labrador Pub will be your best
bet. They normally have quick breakfast stuff hot and ready so you
can hop on the lift and enjoy your breakfast on the go. You can pop
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INTO A NICE TUCK AND GENERATE SOME SPEED IS
CALLED INTERNATIONAL
IF YOU'RE GETTING UP TO THE MOUNTAIN EARLY
AND WANT TO GET A QUICK BREAKY BURRITO OR
SANDWICH, THE BROWN LABRADOR PUB WILL BE
YOUR BEST BET
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D E C E M B E R
I S S U E 3 . 4
"YEAH, IT'S PRETTY WEIRD. WE WERE
POSTING PHOTOS OF MATTHEW
MCCONAUGHEY FROM THAT MOVIE
SURFER, DUDE ON THE SCREEN"
C O N T E N T S
BLUE RIBBON
OUTSIDE THE BOX
LENSMEN
THE CHOP HOUSE
SOMETHING.NICE
VIDEO STASH
WE’VE GOT COMPANY
NEW TECH
PRODUCT SHOWCASE
LAST RESORT
STYLE POINTS
GUNS, GAYS AND GAPS
TRICK TIPS
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I heard through a friend that Ian and Alan
(Parenteau) had a spot in mind. Boulder is
pretty thick with cops, so I was surprised
when we showed up downtown on the
rooftop of a business complex with people
hanging around watching. There was one
rather large group that had gathered in
the window of this large glassed-in offi ce.
They all had their noses glued there for
a good fi fteen minutes fi guring it out. I
thought we’d get busted for sure, but
somehow they pulled it off. Congrats Ian!
- Kealan Shilling
RIDER: Ian Boll
PHOTOGRAPHER: Kealan Shilling
LOCATION: Boulder, CO
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S P R I N G
I S S U E 3 . 7
" d o n ' t g e t p i n c h e d ,
o r y o u w i l l b e
d i n n e r . "
C O N T E N T S
FROM THE EDITOR
BLUE RIBBON
OUTSIDE THE BOX
LENSMEN
THE CHOP HOUSE
SOMETHING.NICE
VIDEO STASH
WE’VE GOT COMPANY
NEW TECH
LAST RESORT
STYLE POINTS
LOGGING
ON BLAST
TRICK TIPS
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This was my first time to Silverton. About
five minutes out the door of the Bonnie
Bell cabin, aka Dragon's APX research lab, aka
Chewy's high altitude day spa, I laid this little cliff
face. At first it seemed to have a pretty flat landing.
Blake Paul, Dodds and I took a few grassy, shallow snowpack
pow turns down to the cliff to get a better look at it. It had a
unique take off, almost like a banked turn that morphed into a perfect
diving board and the landing looked surprisingly good. Dodds got set up
and I did a little back one. Then Blake followed with a front three and we moved
on. Thanks to Dodds, Pash, Chewy and Blake!
- Alex Yoder
RIDER: Alex Yoder
PHOTOGRAPHER: Aaron Dodds
LOCATION: Silverton, CO
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J A N U A R Y
I S S U E 3 . 5
" T h e r e u s e d t o b e t h i s
c h i c k i n D e n v e r , b u t
n o w m y C o l o r a d o l o v e i s
B o n n i e B e l l e . "
C O N T E N T S
BLUE RIBBON
OUTSIDE THE BOX
LENSMEN
THE CHOP HOUSE
SOMETHING.NICE
VIDEO STASH
WE’VE GOT COMPANY
NEW TECH
PRODUCT SHOWCASE
LAST RESORT
STYLE POINTS
BONNIE BELL CABIN
TRICK TIPS
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Dew Tour just wrapped up,
I’m hungover, and now I have
t o w r i t e a b o u t t h i s c o v e r
shot. Foooock. What can I say
about Blake Paul on this day in
late January 2012, shot on Red
Mountain Pass, on one of the
most iconic jumps in Colorado,
the "Jussi Jump," in 50 words or
less? Well, I think that just about
sums it up, sahhhhhn!
-Aaron Dodds
RIDER: Blake Paul
PHOTOGRAPHER: Aaron Dodds
LOCATION: Red Mt. Pass, CO
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