Spacecraft’s a hell of a drug.

The music for this short film was made entirely from sounds recorded from a collection of antique cameras. The imagery is comprised of over six thousand still photos shot and edited together via stop motion animation.

Digital Analogue from ftjelly on Vimeo.

Shay is a Washington transplant living in SLC. She started the infamous blog site: www.shayboarder.com keeping all in the know with industry what’s what and genuine perspectives on the state of snow shredding and the people that make it tick.

Shay (Left) and Ryan(Right)

Check out the company profile she put together during a visit to Spacecraft ::

http://www.shayboarder.com/2010/02/a-look-inside-spacecraft.html

Keep in touch with what Shay is up to in cyber world :

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The World of Snowboarding through Fembot Eyes

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Spacecraft is releasing their new 2010 spring line.

This spring keep your priorities straight wearing one our latest designs.

Eat-Ride-Sleep Tee, one of many new designs.

See our dealers or visit our Facebook and Myspace pages for more details.

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We’ll be featuring a new design every week so keep checking back…

We’ve been waiting a while to bring this one to the public, so without further ado here is “Mc Laden” a fusion of cultural icons Bin Laden and Mickey Mouse by Stefan Hofmann. This design was originally meant to be placed on a t-shirt but continually was dismissed because of the controversial aspect radiating from the work.

Arbor riders, Ryan Linnert and Byron Bagwell got together with photographer, Justin Kious for a shred session at Sugar Bowl Resort near Donner Lake, California.

To check out more of the story and to watch there video, Check out arborcollective.com

Norman Roque Presents:

ROCK OUT WITH YER…STACHE OUT

Feb. 26th at the Varsity INN. All the fun starts at 8pm

Its an art show!

featuring Art from: El Diablo  Moustacheo

The Holy Oly lives up to its legend : Here is the Spacecraft perspective

Spacecraft NW Road Warrior Brice Niebuhr a cool cat. Pure stoke. Photo: Huggy

This was the 7^th year of the Holy Oly. It has always seen a mix of weather and natural disasters to try and slow it down. Mudslides or lack of snow have tried, but have not made a dent in what is always one of the best un-contests in snow shredding.

There must have been 350+ happy humans hanging out, hiking and enjoying the sunny weather here at Hyak in mid Feb.

The Spacecraft crew was in attendance, the Rabbit chickened out on the QP, but came strong for the after party.

Huge congrats to Spacecrafters and friends: Here are some of the awards

We don’t need no stinking binders award: Jake Tomlinson
Berserker Award: Nate Farrell
Highest air/ Best Facial Expression: Bryce Niebuhr
Billy Goat’s Gruff Award: Blair Habenicht
Holiest of the Oly: Austin Hironaka

Krush and Lib’s Pete Saari for being the glue

To check out more detailed action, check these links: Snowboarder Mag | Lib Tech

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Here’s some footage of the Never Crew painting this sweet sweet octopus skate bowl in Lugano, Switzerland.

Rabbit Milk is a part of the Cereal Box Collection Stefan had worked on.

Like a slingshot.

When nature calls pee in a bottle.

Behold the Tom Selleck waterfall sandwich phenomenon.

Make something cool every day. Daily art by Brock Davis

Deep Denpasar ninja battles, spicy noodle missions, eat more chocolate, ride a bike, and read a book.

New WEAKly.  Go usa!  and canada!

Jesse’s WEAKly Report 10 from Jesse Burtner on Vimeo.

Spacecraft inspired art from : Chris Chkosky

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A last minute call from a friend lead me to abandon weekend plans to head north to check out the 2010 Olympics in Whistler Village.

There were rumors of 3 hour lines at the boarder, check points, no parking and straight up craziness that I would normally avoid at all costs. But, the fact that we had a place to stay in the Village, a parking pass and the Spacecraft Rabbit suit lead me to make the journey.

The rumors turned out to be just rumors. We hit the boarder with one car in front of us, no search and were off through Vancouver, past Horse Shoe Bay and in our condo by 8pm. We rang new found friend Lauren Ritz who works at Evolution (a fine Spacecraft retailer) in Whistler village, booked a room at Sushi Village and spun into a Saki fueled blitzkrieg on the dance floor of the Savage Beagle. We received the local treatment and mixed a concoction of various drinks that nearly destroyed us the following day.

We met new friends, Pat and Lisa who took us to the goods on Saturday. With a little direction we were given access to some nice powder stashes at Black Comb. The day was a little over cast on Saturday and we were all a little hung over. At the end of the day we took a hike to a run called DOA. A steep chute into an opened powder field. Photos below.

For the Olympic action, we found it best to walk the Village and check out the monitors. Ticket were over priced and we were content with not standing in lines.

I was on a toque mission. Toque is Canadian for beanie, and the locals rock them proud with a level of diversity unmatched. I set out to find a blend between Bob and Doug McKenzie from Strange Brew and One Flew Over The Coo Coos Nest.

The following day was set with 15cm of fresh snow and spotty blue skies. So, if there was an Olympics event for smashing rumors and scoring Whistler with light crowds on what was thought to be a psycho weekend, we won Gold.

Check out the images below :: Ryan and the Rabbit

The T-bar on the Black Comb glacier

We were not the first

Nearing the end of our hike to DOA : Sporting the 2010 Ride/Spacecraft jacket…

Getting ready to drop in

A view from down below : My wife gives the thumbs up… the v-slot is what we just rode down

A little powder action with a sun break

We had to take a ride on the new Peak to Peak gondola.

Flag pride was in full effect : Merica…

The Spacecraft Rabbit drank all of our Whiskey then disappeared into the night…

Shannon Falls just before Squamish BC

Spacecraft has a posse ::

Thanks to all the locals up in Canada, Evolution, Pat our guide and Spacecraft for setting me out on an impromptu mission.

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Shannon Yates wins her second Samurai sword… that’s first place! In a row and is now off to Tahoe to hit the last leg.

Also friend and board ninja Blair Habenicht took 2^nd. Well done Blair ::

Click here to see more:  North Face Masters || TW Snow

Welcome to the year of the Tiger 2010! 

According to Chinese Astrology

The Tiger is said to be lucky vivid, lively and engaging. Another attribute of the Tiger is his incredible bravery, evidenced in his willingness to engage in battle or his undying courage. Maybe he’s so brave because he is so lucky.

Tiger is not the only one feeling lucky… Bunny is feeling it! Enter the Dragon and crouch the Tiger stance, here comes Spacecraft 2010, Bunny Style…..

Are there any Tiger’s out there? Hit us up on Facebook, MySpace, or Twitter and share your stance on the year to come. Photos and videos welcome. Show us you’re a Tiger! Show us what you can do……

_EB 2/17/10

Here’s a music video by Superelectric for NOISIA’s latest single ‘Machine Gun’ from their new album ‘Split The Atom’. Bad ass animation work.

Machine Gun from superelectric on Vimeo.

Our good friend Pat Wright sent this in from Maui. We love you Pat!

plwp.com

Call it what you will…Karma, the golden rule,  truth and consequences, you reap what you sow… Bottom line is you get what you give.

About a year back, Ryan sat down with freelance writer,
Adrienne Schofhauser to talk about the work he does with Lib Tech
snowboards.

This one’s kind of ironic because we work so hard making it happen here at Spacecraft that sometimes it’s difficult to make it up to the mountain. Thanks to Sarah and Stefan we do get a great many pow days though. This sticker kind of takes you to those days when it’s dumping on the hill and you will be driving up to the mountain on a Wednesday and everyone else is going the opposite direction through rush hour traffic into the city to their daily work grind. Cheers to all of you who take pow days.

Tina Vu original.

The crew at Spacecraft booked out the Method Cabin thanks to our friends at Method Homes

There were plenty of smiles, cameras flashing and good friends mixed in with wrestling and ping pong

Check out the action captured by Pat Wright at www.PLWP.com and our good friend Pete.

Thank you Hank for keeping us all on our toes ::

Spacecraft co-founder Stefan Hofmann, Marketing nerd Ryan Davis, PLWP and friends

Hank, aka: Mark Landvik… Chilling with Ryan Miller and his new friend “wine”.

Spacecrafters and friends: Matt Edgers, Scott Sullivan, Austin Hironaka, Pat Wright, Mervin’s G Trevor Phillips and Stanny

Check out all the other action :: Party:

Ah rabbits…They’re all cut and cuddly until one bites your head off.