Here is some recent coverage from the February 2009 issue of Snowboarder Magazine. Included in this issue are shots from Pat Moore, Peter Line’s Colon, and Nic Sauve’s Forum Ad.

In conjunction with the release of Forum or Against’em, this exclusive clip is part of the Forum Fridays project – select clips, not part of the final cut, but worthy of your viewing pleasure.

This final installment features the Bangers.

Forum or Against’em is Forum’s fifth team-video release, upholding the progression of an acknowledged movie-making process that has produced prior noteworthy films. The video can be downloaded for $5.99 in the United States iTunes store.

They say a picture is worth a 1000 words, right? Well, if the Forum Ads you’ve seen strewn about your favorite mags didn’t carry enough info for you, consider some serious knowledge dropped, as you’ll find an entire gallery to look at below. We’re sure this is one essay you’ll enjoy reading all the way through.

Here is some recent coverage from Snowboard Magazine’s “Year in Photos” issue. Included in this issue are shots of Eddie Wall, Peter Line, Jake Blauvelt, For’am, Ian Thorley, and a write-up with Forum Staff Photographer, Cole Barash.

Here is recent coverage from Snowboarder Magazine’s 2009 Photo Annual. Highlights include shots from Peter Line, Joni Malmi, Jake Blauvelt, John Jackson, and Foregional Rider, Chris Carr

Recent editorial coverage from Transworld Snowboarding’s 2009 Photo Annual. Highlights include an array of Forum Team Rider pics from Staff Photographer Ian Ruhter, along with a “Timeless” writeup on the man behind the lens. If there’s not enough Ruht in this post for you, head over to his blog for more

Pleasure Magazine’s first issue of the new year features one Hell of a cover with Peter Line on it. If you’re in Europe, head to the news stands and pick one up. Actually, pick two up and send one to us, as the publishers haven’t gotten around to it yet. Luckily we got this nice digital download to share with you in the meantime.

Photo: Cole Barash

Recent editorial coverage from the January issue of Snowboarder Magazine. Highlights include Superpark coverage from Pat Moore and Peter Line, Peter Line’s Colon, and Twenty Paces with John Jackson.

In conjunction with the release of Forum or Against’em, this exclusive clip is part of the Forum Fridays project – select clips, not part of the final cut, but worthy of your viewing pleasure.

This installment features the Whistler backcountry, with bonus footage from John Jackson, Peter Line, Joni Malmi and Pat Moore.

Forum or Against’em is Forum’s fifth team-video release, upholding the progression of an acknowledged movie-making process that has produced prior noteworthy films. The video can be downloaded for $5.99 in the United States iTunes store.

The one and only Peter Line took a weekend trip to Michigan and Ohio for Forum or Against’em premieres at Martini and TWC Sport. While taking in the usual anticipated antics of shop premieres, Peter was kind enough to sign a few autographs, and do custom topsheet graphics for some lucky dwellers in the crowd.

If you’re a close enough pal to Peter Line, you might have recently received one of these custom Thanksgiving invites from him. If you’re not, well, you can take a look at it here. Good thing he didn’t put an address on there, or there’d be a lot of crashers dropping in on his Seattle pad.

Here’s an invite if you want to travel back in time and visit last year’s Turkey Day.

Editorial coverage from the December 08 issue of Transworld Snowboarding. Highlights include some beautiful spreads from Jake Welch, Pat Moore, and Jake Blauvelt.

Recent editorial coverage from the December issue of Snowboarder Magazine. Highlights include a story from Japan with Pat Moore, an Up for Grabs with Jake Blauvelt, and Peter Line’s notorious Colon.

Snowboarder Magazine posted an online follow-up to Peter Line’s interview in their November ‘08 issue – where some of snowboarding’s most renowned pros had something to say about him.

Peter Line is arguably one of the most influential riders of our generation. Over the years he has logged serious video parts with Mack Dawg, graced the cover of every major snowboard magazine, and stood atop many contest podiums. Beyond the face of Forum, there is also a multi-talented media man, one who actively designs graphics for his own pro models, contributes a column to this very publication and runs his own website. Someone who has their hands in as many facets of the industry as Peter tends to meet a lot of people along the way, and who better to tell his stories than those he shared the experiences with? …Continue

Peter Line and John Jackson crossed the pond (or ocean, however you view it) to promote/premiere Forum or Against’em to Eastern Civilization. Below are some photos from the theater, which not only included the premiere, but also your traditional product give away, and autograph signing.

Look right here for media coverage from the November 2008 issue of Snowboarder Magazine. Highlights include an 11 page interview with Peter Line, solid shots from Jake Blauvelt and Stevie Bell, the release of the Forum/The Hundreds collaboration ad, and a Minor Threat with Foregional Rider, Keith Bennett.

Peter Line banger in Mt. Hood. Don’t call it a comeback…

If you haven’t followed up on the previous post mentioning Peter Line’s “new” (actually, first) website, it might be a good time to browse on over to check things out. Below are some daily paintings and sketches that Pete has uploaded, and you can find plenty more content directly at PEETARD.COM

Yobeat.com posted a meaty interview with Forum Team Rider, Peter Line featuring past and present nitty-gritty from the mind of Line.

Peter Line dropped by the Forum office and thought everyone should know that he’s got a new (actually, his first) website. That’s right, a digital version of his editorial Colon can be seen at peetard.com.

Pete states:
“Three months later, my toenail finally fell off.”

Pete states:
“Oh napping bum on my doorstep, your Icehouse is getting warm.”

Pete states:
“Little Jake Welch has hair in his pits. He’s all grown up.”

Pat Moore’s Signature Session at HCSC was not to be missed. It was so good, in fact, that Forum Teammates decided to attend camp and take part in some of the festivities.. While there, Pat was joined by Peter Line, Eddie Wall, Jake Blauvelt, Jake Welch, and For’am, Austen Sweetin – whom all enjoyed some post-spring conditions, chilling with the campers, signing autographs, and testing / tweaking some prototypes.

Pete states:
“GPS of where I’m at. This is a screenshot from my iPhone.”

Pete states:
“Taken on my B-day, moments before I puked overboard. I’m looking towards the horizon to keep from getting sick - a recommendation from Boat Captain, Blue Montgomery.”

Jake Blauvelt can land just about anything. His most recent stomping includes the September 08 cover of Snowboarder Magazine. Other highlights from the magazine include an ON DECK for For’am Greg Bretz, and an article on “The Launch”, featuring Greg and fellow For’am teammate, Trevor Jacob.

Pete states:
“Dog burritos taste like chicken”

Pete states:
“Apparently Jeremy Jones has a big head and smokes cigs”

Pete states:
“Here’s Pat enjoying a corn fritter I made him. Now he’s going to make a corn turd”

Pete states:
“Pat Moore giving his brother a lift. If they traded places, you could call this Pat on the back”

Pete states:
“John J at some Crab Shack. Seafood and eat it”

For no apparent reason, here’s a pic of Peter’s (Line) toe.

After days behind the clouds, the sun finally made a cameo appearance in Mt. Hood. Daniel Ek, Peter Line, Travis Kennedy, and Pat Moore were more than happy to take full advantage of the opportunity, and get some work done for their respective video parts.

Forum team filmer, Kurt Heine, put down the video camera to check-in with a few shots of the Forum Team. But don’t expect too much, as it’s just a set of posing and posing and posing some more. With that noted, here are the shots.

Peter Line and Daniel Ek met up with For’ams Niko Cioffi and Cameron Pierce at The Summit-at-Snoqualmie for a Snowboarder Magazine “Super Session.” The park crew put together some unique features and let the team have-at-it for the better part of a week, documenting the action for a magazine issue to be released next fall. The Super Session also coincided with the Annual Holy Oly Revival, where the crew sessioned one of the finest quarterpipes the Northwest has ever seen.