On this week’s episode of After The Jump, Grace Bonney briefs us on all the apps that have something really cool to offer for your visual images. From filters to collages, from text to video, Grace tells you everything you’ll need to blow up on social media and reach your goals. This program has been sponsored by The International Culinary Center. Today’s music provided by SLEEPiES.

“The reality of the situation is that people are interested in having a lot of information conveyed in a really short place.” [56:25]

“It’s not about running every photo through a filter…it’s about staying open minded. If it works for you, give it a try.” [77:00]

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This week on After the Jump, Grace welcomes guest Jon Call, a New York based interior designer. Jon tells us about growing up in Washington state, and his fascination with design and architecture from a very young age. After the break, Grace and Jon discuss Kanye West’s recent rant on the design industry, giving their opinions on the subject. Tune in to hear their thoughts! This program has been sponsored by Brooklyn Slate. Music provided by Sleepies.

“Everybody’s going to be faced with faux authenticity. What’s going to define you is where you think it’s passable and where you have no tolerance for that.” [9:00]

“I’m looking to cultivate new voices and new trends in my career.” [27:15]

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Continuing the interior design theme from last week, host Grace Bonney brings in guest interior designer Amanda Gorski. Amanda tells us about how her attention to arrangement and presentation in her own home as a child influenced her introduction into the world of interior design. After the break, she and Grace discuss the difficulties inherent to the interior design world, and how to get by in the industry. This program has been sponsored by the International Culinary Center.

“There’s a lot that goes into [interior design] that you don’t learn working for someone else.” [6:15]

“It’s hard being younger in New York and on your own and in this industry where you kind of have to pay your dues in interior design before you can become a big name.” [23:15]

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After the Jump is back with a new season for 2014, and Grace Bonney kicks off the new year with Noa Santos of Homepolish!Homepolish is a startup that connects top designers with clients in an affordable manner. Tune into this episode to hear Noa talk about his upbringing in Hawaii, and why the Hawaiian lifestyle calls for more concern with function than form. Learn about Homepolish’s unique structure that allows for designers to consult on a per session basis. What trends are emerging in the design world? Noa talks about the new wave of renters concerned with interior design, and why it’s a good idea to work with professionals before owning your first home. Where does Noa go to unwind in NYC? Find out on this week’s edition of After the Jump! Thanks to our sponsor, Brooklyn Slate.

“Vintage items are the ultimate custom piece.” [29:00]

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This week on After the Jump, Grace Bonney is talking food imagery with guests Matt Armendariz, Kristina Gill, and Julia Turshen! Specifically, Grace and the cast talk about the Internet era, and how social media outlets like Instagram and Pinterest change the way that people see and interact with food. How do intellectual property rights apply to photographs of food shared on these sites? How has Instagram changed perceptions around photography? Find out all of this and more on this week’s edition of After the Jump! Thanks to our sponsor, The International Culinary Center.

“It takes a lot more work with the camera to get the photos that Instagram does. I don’t think one will replace the other. They’re complementary.” [8:30]

— Kristina Gill on After the Jump

“I enjoy Pinterest, but I’m not super interested because I’m more into creating the images.” [17:45]

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This week on After The Jump, host Grace Bonney brings in Brooklyn based artist and founder of Eskayel, Shanan Campanaro. They discuss her first steps into the world of artistry and how she has expanded, as well as her commitment to keeping her work eco-friendly. Shanan describes her preference for designing home products over fashion, and lists a few things that are essential for her to have a productive work day. This program has been sponsored by Blueprint.

“One of the luxuries with home as opposed to fashion, where I worked before, is that you can make everything to order.” [22:25]

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How has online advertising changed, and what challenges are bloggers facing in the world of ads? This week on After the Jump, Design*Sponge’s Grace Bonney and Amy Azzarito are talking about the new wave of web advertising, and what bloggers can do to stay afloat. Learn about the different funding models being used by big publications such as The New York Times, and how similar strategies could work for smaller outlets. What kind of branded content do online readers want to experience? Learn how institutions like Refinery 29 are selling product to fund their site, and find out how to make your blog receptive to new advertising. This program has been sponsored by BluePrint Cleanse.

“I think shopping has become increasingly more social… Now we have a much broader network of people, so people need something they can trust, and that might be an online magazine.” [20:30]

— Amy Azzarito on After the Jump

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Lyndsey Drago designs functional and fashionable dog jackets through her company, Billy Wolf! This week on After the Jump, Grace Bonney sits down with Lyndsey to talk about her past work in fashion and design, and why she began making dog coats. Learn about Billy Wolf’s dedication to eco-friendly production by using dead stock and vintage materials. Why did Lyndsey model her collection off workwear? Find out what other women in creative fields inspire Lyndsey and her work! Tune into this episode to hear what Lyndsey hopes dog owners will enjoy about her products. What’s next for Billy Wolf? Find out on this week’s edition of After the Jump! Thanks to our sponsor, BluePrint Cleanse.

“I think the best way to make eco-friendly products is to make quality products that will last. It’s not something that you’re going to throw away.” [8:45]

“I want people to get something for their dog that they would want for themselves.” [25:35]

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This week on After the Jump, host Grace Bonney talks with Zoe Pawlak, contemporary artist, painter, and designer. Explore a day in the life of where Zoe gets her inspiration, and which direction she believes creative art is heading into. Later, Zoe gives us her latest updates, including where you can see her latest exhibits. To learn more about Zoe, visit her website at www.zoepawlak.com.

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“If you make bizzare sculptures and want to sell them in Japan, you now have access to do that.” [7:30]

“Music has given access to a whole demographic of people. It’s based on collaboration now,and I feel like that’s the future of art making.” [25:20]

— Zoe Pawlak on After the Jump

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This week on After the Jump, host Grace Bonney speaks with Molly Hatch, ceramicist and designer based in Florence MA. After several ceramic residencies and apprenticeships in the US and abroad, Molly received her MFA in ceramics at the University of Colorado in Boulder in 2008. In 2009, she was awarded the Arts/Industry Residency in the Pottery at the John Michael Kohler Arts Center in Wisconsin which laid the foundation for her career as an artist designer. Today she works from home in her studio in Northampton, MA, working on everything from designing and illustration, to customized, one of a kind, pieces. Tune-in to hear more about her work as a ceramicist, and how she got her start working in the arts industry. Also be sure to check out her website, www.mollyhatch.com. This program has been sponsored by BluePrint Cleanse.

“I think if you passionately believe in something, and you persist that it will work out.” [9:15]

“It’s important for me to think about both what I’m making and being on trend, and how my work fits into this bigger picture. I think teaching enforces you to think about all the process that you’re doing, but also how that fits.” [28:33]

— Molly Hatch on After the Jump

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