
It is pop art drawn on a face instead of a canvas. Red, blue and black circles ring her eyes. Hearts, butterflies and geometric shapes spread across her forehead and cheeks. Her lips might carry stripes or dots. Each pattern is different, but the bold lines and primary colors stay consistent.
That flow has carried through to her sunglasses brand. FLICKZ!, the New York brand Redhawk co-founded, makes sunglasses with eyeliner drawn onto the lenses. Put them on, and a sharp winged liner, lashes or teardrops appear on your face. There are also heat-reactive, color-changing styles and glow-in-the-dark frames.
From paper to face, and from face to something anyone can wear. Her pop art keeps finding new places to live. Where do you think it will move next? Where would you like to wear this pop art?







FAQ
Who is Madrona Redhawk?
Madrona Redhawk is a pop-art-style makeup artist and co-founder of the sunglasses brand FLICKZ! She began with illustrations on paper, studied Native American face painting, then transitioned to facial makeup work using bold outlines and primary colors.
What makes FLICKZ! sunglasses unique?
FLICKZ! is a New York brand that creates sunglasses with eyeliner drawn onto the lenses. When worn, sharp eyeliner, lashes, and teardrops appear on your face. They also offer heat-reactive color-changing models and glow-in-the-dark versions.
What is Madrona Redhawk's makeup style like?
Her makeup is pop-art-inspired, filling faces with bold outlines and primary colors. Red, blue, and black circles frame the eyes while hearts, butterflies, and geometric patterns spread across foreheads and cheeks. Lips are sometimes decorated with stripes or dots.