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<\/a>\n\t\t\t<\/div><\/figure>\n\t\t<\/div>\n\nLong an admirer of TRICIA SAWYER’s artistry going back to the days of\u00a0 “Long Kiss Goodnight” starring Geena Davis and Samuel L. Jackson and up through the MCU and “Wandavision” and “Doctor Strange” and now PALM ROYALE, Tricia always captures “the moment” with make-up, be it subtle and nuanced or more obvious and period or fantasy defining.\u00a0 Her work in PALM ROYALE is no different which is why she is nominated for an Emmy Award for Outstanding Period or Fantasy\/Sci-Fi Makeup (non-prosthetic). <\/em>Submitting the series pilot episode 101 for Emmy consideration is a wonderful showcase of Tricia’s work for the series as we meet each of the characters and see what physical elements define them – makeup, hair, clothes – which then leads us into what’s beneath the public facade of each and the machinations of the story.\u00a0 And it gives us, the audience, a starting point for each character, allowing us to watch them visibly transform throughout the series, most notably with Kristen Wiig and Julia Duffy, not to mention Carol Burnett.<\/p>\nIn this exclusive conversation, Tricia covered everything, explaining in detail the color choices of make-up for each character – including background performers, working with suntans and how that alters makeup colors and their application, dealing with heat, custom creating nail polish colors for Maxine (Kristen Wiig), and so much more.\u00a0 And to kick us off, she discusses what defines “Period Makeup” as for many, when they hear a “period piece” or “period makeup” they think Medieval, ancient, Rennaisance, etc.\u00a0 But amazing as it may seem, 1969 is considered a “period piece” with “Period Makeup”.\u00a0 Going beyond the overall Slim Aarons influence for the series, Tricia also talks about her research and specific makeup looks that influenced her palettes, designs, and the makeup that was used; for example, pancake and liquid eyeliner instead of pen or pencil, the opacity of the colors, the sheen of the suntan, and even the subtlety of the placement of blush on the cheek or the shape of the eyeliner or brow, and so much more.<\/p>\n
With the watchwords of the day being “cohesiveness but individuality”, Tricia and her makeup team were given no rules, no limits on what they could do to achieve the world of PALM ROYALE.\u00a0\u00a0Collaborative on every level, the award-worthy end result speaks for itself.<\/p>\n
TAKE A LISTEN. . .<\/strong><\/h2>\nby debbie elias, exclusive interview 08\/09\/2024<\/p>\n
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PALM ROYALE is currently streaming on AppleTV!<\/strong><\/em><\/span><\/p>\n
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