BLACK FRIDAY OFFERINGS
BLACK FRIDAY OFFERINGS
Invest in Your Creative Future. Black Friday through Cyber Monday (Nov 27 to 30): a Portfolio Review at 40% off and the Spring 2027 cohort at its lowest price.
“Do not seek comfortable work, seek transcendent work.” - Joel Uili
Portfolio Review: Black Friday Sale
€150 save €100 off €250
45-minute live Portfolio Review with Lola
A live 45-minute review of your portfolio on Google Meet
A one-page action plan with your next steps
Booking link and intake form sent to your inbox right after payment
Limited to 10 reviews, delivered by Dec 15, 2026. Black Friday sale price, ends Nov 30.
The Foundation Bundle
€1300 save €200 off €1,500
Online Presence Powerhouse (4x90min sessions)
Complete audit of portfolio, bio, online presence
Grant database access
How to Pitch to Magazines ebook
Perfect for photographers who need to get their foundation solid before year-end
Early Access: From Chaos to Clarity, Spring 2027
€999 save €201 off €1,200
Black Friday to Cyber Monday only, ends Nov 30. €1,200 from Dec 1.
Early entry: private pre-cohort onboarding call
First pick of 1:1 feedback slots
Bonus: Grant & Funding Database (€120 value)
Bonus: 60-min archive-review recording of your work
Bonus: "How to Pitch to Magazines" live Q&A
12 live Tuesday sessions, Feb 23 to May 11, 2027 at 4:00 PM New York, all recorded. Limited to 12 seats. Money-back guaranteed. Payment plans available.
Creative Authority Method 1:1 Mentorship
€2,500 save €500 off €3000
12-session Foundation program - €3,000 value
This is a Complete creative and professional evolution using the AWE Method. Embody the self-knowledge, dismantle the self-limiting beliefs and learn how to research and develop a powerful personal project that gets you hired for your work LOVE.
For photographers who want to dive deeper into their personal projects and voice.
The Legacy Investment
€7,000 (save €1,500 off €8,500)
Full Legacy Mastermind program
Payment plan: €2,334 + €2,333 + €2,333 over 3 months (€7,000 total)
Everything included, nothing held back
For photographers who know 2027 is their year to go all in
What photographers say
“The workshop was a great learning space where many stories, with different visions, were shared and came to life. It was my first portfolio review and I felt it was a truly enriching experience, also because I chose a body of work that allowed me to learn how to better build a story visually and I feel that I understood it better.”
Daniela Olave, photographer, Colombia
“For those seeking to enhance their artistic potential and showcase their work, Lola Beltran Villamizar is the perfect guide. My experience with her has driven significant positive changes in my projects and mindset. She clarifies artistic values and goals, helping me express the deeper essence of my work.”
Enayat Asadi, World Press Photo winner 2019
“Lola's deep intuitive curiosity inspires profound openness and vulnerability. She creates a beautiful atmosphere rooted in self-care and has an extraordinary ability to distill chaotic artistic ideas into clear, stunning works of beauty. I'm incredibly grateful for her availability, honesty, and openness.”
Michelle Siu, photographer and DoP, Canada and UK
“Thanks to Lola and Native, so many doors have opened for my work as a photojournalist. I started working for major international newspapers, received awards and grants — which is no easy path, especially for us Latin American photographers. I’ll always be deeply grateful for that.”
Gabriela Portilho, photographer, Brazil
“The support and accountability has encouraged me to produce new work I feel very proud of + dive into my archive, all of which has reconnected me to my voice as an artist and the source of my passion and purpose.”
Olivia Pierce, Photographer and Creative Director, LA
“This mentorship program helped me pick up a photography project that I had put on pause. It allowed me to understand my relationship with it, focus on what's essential, and approach it from a more structured and conscious place. I felt a genuine impulse to create meaningfully again.”
Pedro Vázquez G, photographer, Mexico