In the conclusion of Jamie Lynn's feature of "Powder and Rails" he touches upon the time in his snowboarding career that he began to pull away from the sport that defined him. However, we all know that not one thing defines us and Jamie started thriving on a multitude of other interests. Get a closer look into how one of the creators of style in snowboarding became burnt out, tired, and seeking a new path.

Editor of SNOWBOARDER, Pat Bridges, describes him as someone that everyone had respect for, no matter what background they came from. This guy encompassed it all without even really trying.

With no regrets, Jamie Lynn talks about what being considered a "legend" means to him personally and what inspires him now.

Stay tuned for the next part of VICE's "Powder & Rails".

VICE's third installment of four of Jamie Lynn's "Powder and Rails" feature is here and let's be honest - everyone wants to find out how this guy ticks. Lynn introduced a riding style that no one had seen before and cruised to the top before anyone could say, "Sweet goatee."

A guy who has earned pretty much the respect of everyone in the industry; Jamie Lynn brings up an important subject of selecting the company you want to ride for. In his case, he was offered deals with a lot of brands- some more profitable than others - however, he ultimately joined Lib Technologies. Lib Tech was to provide a more meaningful relationship, room for growth in various ways, and a chance to be a part of something extremely unique.

Would you rather be a number with a major sponsorship rolling in the dough? Or get emotional with a smaller company that attends to all your needs? Jamie gives us his answer - watch the video below.

Over the years, snowboarding has taken on many entities of what it could be, what style was, and how far it could be pushed. The latest installments of Vice's "Powder and Rails" series focuses on none other than Jamie Lynn - who came through Washington with so much different style and amplitude that he basically shut up everyone else in the snowboard world. At the time, no one could seem to catch up to where he was headed. Check out what Jamie and his peers have to say about what he did for snowboarding:

Did ya hear? Better get to Jackson Hole...

Next month, a collaborative art project is being put together in honor of Jeff Anderson, a professional snowboarder and all around amazing guy who tragically died in 2003. The project is entitled, "I Am Snowboarding." What would have been the month of his 30th birthday is now a celebration and remembrance of Anderson translated through art. Read the release below for more details:

"Jeff Anderson was a professional snowboarder for ten of the twenty-three years that he lived his amazing life. In that time he touched thousands of lives around the world in both the snowboard and skate communities.

Joel Muzzey: "Jeff Anderson is snowboarding. True Mammoth local. First-generation grom. Child of the 80s. Student of Life. Malcontent. Handrail destroyer. Artist. Aerialist. Younger brother. Devoted friend."

In honor of what would be Jeff's 30th birthday this November, and to raise money for the JLA Memorial Fund, a group of world-renowned photographers and artists, friends of Jeff and of snowboarding have come together to create an unparalleled body of work titled: I AM SNOWBOARDING.

One photographer is paired with one artist to create an original 30" x 40" piece. A photo of Jeff, shot by the photographer, has been enlarged onto archival canvas upon which the artist paints or uses any medium to create a unique collaborative work.

The resulting pieces are one of a kind, the partnerships formed in this project a tribute to the depth of the snowboarding, skateboarding and art communities.

All proceeds from I AM SNOWBOARDING go directly to the JLA Memorial Fund - the completion of the Brothers Skateboard Park in Mammoth and the support of local art.

The collection will be released for the first time in The Village at Mammoth, Mammoth Lakes, CA on November 14th, 2009 and will be open to the public for two weeks through November 29th. Opening Reception Saturday, November 14th from six to nine in the evening during Mammoth Mountain's Big Kickoff Weekend.

Limited edition prints will be available online through Asymbol Gallery - Travis Rice and Mike Parillo's new endeavor that showcases the art and photography that have defined their lifestyle for the past decade. Asymbol is set to launch this November. Originals will be auctioned at the end of the season. Details TBA."

For more info click HERE

List of Partnerships:

Photographer - Artist

Danny Zapalac - Bryan Iguchi
Cheyenne Ellis - Matty Thompson
Chris Brunkhart - Matt Donahue
Jane Baer - Mark Gonzales
Tim Zimmerman - Mike Parillo
Jared Eberhardt - Michael Jager
Jane Baer - Jamie Lynn
Billy Anderson - RYNo
Shem Roose - Scott Lenhardt
Patrice Miller - Dustin del Giudice
Jeff Curtes - Nick Russian
Todd Hazeltine - 2jaws
Ryan Boyes - Ben Brough
Dean "Blotto" Gray - Shane Charlebois
Jane Baer - Devon Weniger
Stan Evans - Robert "Sticky" Shaw
Jamie Mosberg - Jojo Whitmarsh
Trevor Graves - Adam Haynes
Chris Owen - Tyler Lepore
Billy Anderson - Jamie Heinrich
MMSA/Steven Brown - Peter Stow, Brian Cook and Aaron Vujicic representing Stormriders