The artists bringing color to the courtroom in Trump’s criminal trial – The Washington Post
In an image-saturated world, Trump’s New York trial is a rare event — one where photography is prohibited and artists define how the world views the proceedings.
Nearly five decades into her career, courtroom artist Christine Cornell has become well acquainted with the darker aspects of humanity — she’s drawn murderers and mobsters, financiers turned swindlers and celebrities cleared of copyright-infringement charges. Still, when Cornell — who is currently drawing Donald Trump’s historic criminal trial — comes to the courtroom, it is not with cynicism but “with the full intention of kind of loving everybody,” she said.