Courtroom Sketch Artist Enjoys Drawing 1 Particular Element In Trump Trial
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"That is just so much fun," admitted Christine Cornell.
Veteran courtroom artist Christine Cornell explained on CNN the process of sketching Donald Trump during the former president’s ongoing hush money trial and admitted to enjoying one element.
Anchor Anderson Cooper recalled seeing another artist in court with “all the pastels laid out” but noted there “wasn’t orange,” the color usually attributed to the presumptive GOP nominee given his penchant for fake tan.
“He’s human colors,” Cornell commented of Trump, prompting laughter from the panel.
“He’s not an unusual-looking man except for there is a bright yellow that I use when I hit his hair,” she added. “That is just so much fun.”
Trump’s hair, though, “is fading” in color, she added.
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