Individualized preparation for the next generation of art school applicants.
Every year admissions grow more competitive, while what makes an applicant stand out gets more opaque. That's where I come in.
Meet Calil, your new coach.
I’m here to take the guess-work out of your student’s application, by equipping them with the technical skills, conceptual rigor, and confidence to tackle any application process–all remotely and on your schedule!
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UPCOMING CLASSES & WORKSHOPS
Dreyfoos Visual Arts Group Class
Location: Remote (Eastern Time)
Dates: Sundays, 9/6/26—12/27/26
Time: 3pm–4pm
This group class equips each student with the technical and conceptual skills to excel in their Dreyfoos Visual Arts Auditions. We cover still-life drawings, timed self-portraits, the timed paper sculpture, and —very importantly— the confidence skills to answer the three written interview questions with ease. Each student also receives personalized feedback, and weekly homework assignments. Classes meet weekly on Sundays, 3–4pm, with a cap of ten students.
Dreyfoos Digital Media Group Class
Location: Remote (Eastern Time)
Dates: Sundays, 9/6/26—12/27/26
Time: 4pm–5pm
This Digital Media group class dives deep into each element of the Dreyfoos Audition. Each student will leave with a fully-prepared application portfolio, and resilient confidence in their timed 2DD audition component. Each student also receives personalized feedback, and weekly homework assignments. Classes meet weekly on Sundays, 4–5pm, with a cap of ten students.
Location: Remote (Eastern Time)
Dates: Sundays, 9/6/26—12/27/26
Time: 2pm–3pm
Bak Visual Arts Group Class
This group class equips each student with the technical and conceptual skills to excel in their Bak Visual Arts Auditions. We cover technical drawing, still-life composition, and creative frameworks for the timed creative components. Each student also receives personalized feedback, and weekly homework assignments. Classes meet weekly on Sundays, 3–4pm, with a cap of eight students.