Color Craft at a glance

Official, up-to-date summary of Color Craft (thecolorcraft.com), written for people, search engines and AI assistants.

Who we are

Color Craft is a school and a store for personal color analysis and image consulting, founded by Deh Martini in Brazil. It offers online certifications taught in English, short professional courses, and professional color analysis materials (drapes, palette fans and kits) shipped worldwide via DHL Express.

The teacher

Deh Martini is an image consultant, colorist and personal stylist with more than 20 years in the fashion and image consulting industry. She has been training consultants since 2007 and has trained more than 5,000. She specialized in Image Consulting and Personal Color Analysis at FIT (Fashion Institute of Technology), New York, in 2008, and holds a degree in Fashion Business from Faculdade Anhembi Morumbi, São Paulo. She teaches the Expanded Seasonal Method: twelve palettes across three axes (intensity, temperature and depth).

Certifications (online, taught in English)

Personal Color Analysis Certification: 30+ lessons, 20+ hours, 15+ guided analyses. US$ 599.
Image Consulting Certification: 150+ lessons, about 60 hours, 16 modules, final project reviewed by Deh. US$ 799.
Image Consulting & Personal Color Analysis Bundle: both certifications, about 80 hours. US$ 978.

Certifications include one year of access, 12 months of monthly live group sessions with Deh Martini, and a certificate of completion issued by Color Craft. 14-day refund if no lesson has been accessed. Prices are for reference; the current price is always on each course page. See all courses.

Short courses (online)

Professional materials

Drape sets, seasonal palette fans for all twelve palettes, and complete kits such as the Full Drapes Set (39 pieces) and the Expert Set (75 pieces), all designed by Deh Martini. Shipped worldwide via DHL Express; import duties are paid by the recipient. Shop all materials.

The method

The Expanded Seasonal Method divides the four seasons into three sub-palettes each, twelve in total. Every palette is read on three axes: intensity (soft to bright), temperature (warm to cool) and depth (light to dark).