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We Help You Make or Improve Your Art Portfolio for College Admissions

Individualized support, holistic reviews, and global expertise to create coherent, compelling visual arts materials for aspiring students and artists.

Reasons why the Art Portfolio matters now (even for non-art students)

·       20% higher college acceptance rate with the submission of creative portfolios.

·       Top-tier universities now actively encourage portfolio submissions.

·       Growing recognition of creativity and visual communication.

·       15%-25% of admitted students submit portfolios, even as non-art students.

·       15.7% of colleges actively consider creative portfolios in their evaluations process.

·       Differentiating factor in competitive pools of applicants.

·       A shift towards holistic admissions and away from GPA and Test Scores.

·       80% of colleges now have test optional policies, leading to a reliance on other materials.

·       An opportunity to highlight diversity of experience and background.

·       Elevated importance of non-academic credentials.

How we can help you

·       Compelling creative portfolio design and curation.

·       Unique, customized, and on-trend art assignments.

·       Creativity coaching to help spark ideation and artmaking.

·       Artist statement writing that humanizes the candidate.

·       Support with e-portfolio competition applications and caption writing.

·       Identifying gaps in the application process through comprehensive reviews.

·       Practice interviews with arts-based language and a perspective of global citizenship.

The Visual Arts Portfolio Process

In‑depth portfolio audits, selection, and sequencing for target schools, aligned to expectations and strengths.

Creative Portfolio Curation

Artist painting a portrait of a woman holding a small landscape painting on a canvas.

Connecting artwork, essays, classes, and extracurriculars to create compelling applicant stories.

Strong Thematic Narratives

Black-and-white comic strip art with various characters, clouds, and dialogue. Some characters are talking about God, philosophy, and commands, with speech bubbles expressing questions and statements.

Authentic Artist Statements

Coaching for artist statements, captions, and essays that elevate voice and clarity.

From Former Students

“I used different media to push myself... I did a lot of internal reflection about what is important to me.”

“It empowered me to feel qualified about art.”

“All of these assignments have really changed my perspective on art as a whole. I used to think that art only came in limited mediums such as painting and drawing. Now I know it can be so much more.”

Blurred abstract portrait of a woman with dark hair, surrounded by purple and pink hues.
Mixed media artwork blending painted and three-dimensional elements. The top features a pair of realistic blue eyes with brown eyebrows, and the middle has a painted landscape with a stream flowing through green hills. The lower part shows a painted
Painting of a yellow wall, with a red couch on a red rug, a small TV on a wooden table, and tangled red and white wires hanging above.
A woman with sunglasses atop her head, holding her hand to her face, overlaid on a street scene with people walking, parked cars, and a person holding a drink, with yellow text at the bottom reading about identity and emotions.
A wooden display case with multiple acrylic or metal slices featuring various cut-out patterns.
A black and white photo of a city street with buildings, people walking, and reflections in a puddle. Overlay of binary code and digital elements.
A person dressed in black standing with arms raised in a forest, flanked by four tree trunks wrapped in white cloth. The scene is in black and white.
People playing a game with hanging cards on a table, with some notecards, a tablet, and a black notebook nearby.