Trust Your Eye

Paid for an Analysis and Still Asking "Is this my Color?"

Post Color Analysis, Your Next Step

So, You Got Your Colors Done, Now What?

Most people leave a color analysis feeling great! — for about a week. Then they're standing at the makeup counter holding what looks like, two identical colored lipsticks...but can't tell the difference. Then you text your sister, your analyst, you ask the makeup counter person: Is THIS my color?

You try to explain your season to the person at the counter, words don't translate. You settle for the wrong one. Now you need to choose colors for your bathroom, but the floor is a cool gray and your sink is a warm oatmeal, and soft teal wont match the window framing. Plus, your hair dresser did your hair too dark, AGAIN.

Money is still flying out of your Apple pay.—

The analysis wasn't wrong, (Maybe it was if it wasn't me ;) ...it just gave you an answer instead of a skill.

This is for you if..

You're in the middle of reinventing — your home, your wardrobe, your brand, your art
You just spent money on Color Analysis and want to USE it, confidently and correctly.
You make the creative decisions at home or work and want to speak the language of color to direct vendors.
You just want to BUY THE RIGHT COLORS AND LOOK GOOD! (For cryin out loud)

Apply Your Colors With Confidence. Stop Second Guessing.
Get Film-based Insight into Your Color Analysis
And Transform from
"I know my season" "I trust my eye"

What You'll Learn

How to Solve the "Is This My Color?" Problem

Learn to identify warm vs. cool, light vs. deep, bright vs. muted, and the subtle differences most people miss. Through simple exercises, you'll train your eye to see color more clearly and stop relying on Tik Tok Videos, Pinterest Pages, and other people.

How to Describe the Color You Need

Learn how to put words to what you're seeing. Build a practical color vocabulary so you can communicate more effectively with hairdressers, makeup artists, designers, contractors, branding professionals—or even yourself. And maybe your husband too.

What to Do When Palettes Don't Harmonize

This is a personal Case Study.

Apply what you've learned to your specific real-world situation.

Learn how to find color relationships that harmonize, (even when they are conflicting palettes,) find cross-over colors and ACTUALLY make confident color decisions for your specific project.

Presented by
Amy Taylor Paskow

Before you ask... oh ya, it was heavy.

And, yes it was real.

No, I couldn't keep it, or deliver the speech (WITH THE OUTFIT) that I've had in my head forever.

And yeah, I'm a little annoyed it resembles a yearbook photo.

But, it totally happened.

Almost 10 years ago, my team and I won this for our work on Jungle Book. (Plus 2 BAFTAS and a Royal Television Award for other films later on.) We did this by staring at the silver screen figuring out what's wrong with this picture. Literally. "Too red in the sunset screen right, this white is too bright its breaking the image".

And now, out here in the real world, I use those same skills to help people make better color decisions every day.

That's why I created Trust Your Eye™.

So you can stop asking what colors to choose...

and learn HOW to choose them.

Because I keep seeing the same problem. Even after you get your colors done

The color decisions never stop. But they should, right? You paid for the analysis. You read the whole Internet. You know your season. You have the swatches plus Pinterest Pages."Why is this still so confusing?"

"The feedback from the team has been overwhelmingly positive. If anything, they've all really leaned into the color theory parts of the course."

— Nick, Marketing Lead

"The entire workshop was so much fun and offered different glimpses into this whole new world that I have no idea about."

— Kelly, Marketing Team

"After struggling with online quizzes and AI-generated profiles that left me with mixed results, I finally decided to work with a professional"

— Angelica, Corporate Client

3-Live group cohort sessions and recordings

Trust your Eye ™

$297

Lifetime access to recordings

A digital project workbook

Private community access

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