Unabomber sketch, 1994 The FBI commissioned this sketch of the Unabomber suspect by artist Jeanne Boylan after a witness insisted that a 1987 sketch of the suspect be revised.

With cameras barred from federal courts, sketch artists like Jane Rosenberg and Christine Cornell give the public the only peek into high-profile proceedings.

As a resident of Astor Street in the Gold Coast, she was an unlikely figure to be a courtroom artist, but her sketches illustrated Chicago-area trials for decades.

Trending News: In a high-profile sex trafficking trial, Sean \\"Diddy\\" Combs jokingly requested courtroom artist Jane Rosenberg to soften his appearance, claiming she ...

Bored with sketching fruit, she ended up in the courtroom where the Chicago Seven were on trial. WLS-TV reporter Hugh Hill needed a replacement courtroom sketch artist. "I can draw," she told him.

Before Andy Austin became a top courtroom sketch artist in Chicago, she had to overcome an artistic crisis. She’d grown weary of fruit. Apples and oranges, to be exact. Ms. Austin was a stay-at ...

Courtroom sketch artist Christine Cornell opened up about her experience at Diddy's trial, sharing Janice Combs' reaction to her son's drawings ...

Before the jury in Sean "Diddy" Combs' sex trafficking trial returned from a lunch break on Thursday, the gray-bearded hip-hop mogul turned to face courtroom sketch artist Jane Rosenberg in the ...

Sean “Diddy” Combs’s sex trafficking trial isn’t being televised. Instead, his courtroom reactions can only be seen via these three veteran sketch artists.

One of the courtroom sketch artists tasked with covering Sean “Diddy” Combs’ trial, Christine Cornell, revealed what it’s like to participate in the high-profile legal proceedings. “You ...