Christine Cornell, a seasoned courtroom artist, is covering the Sean 'Diddy' Combs trial. With 50 years of experience, including iconic cases like Bernie Madoff's, she expresses her passion for art as a means of human connection. From a prime spot in the courtroom, Cornell navigates challenging details in the ongoing trial. She emphasizes the unique quality of courtroom art, where one can synthesize significant details into a compelling image, creating a broader narrative absent in mere photographs. Her heartfelt commitment to this art form continues to thrive even amidst disturbing testimonies.
"I love what I do because it's a very human thing. The things that I learn about people are very human things."
"When I can see, I can draw, and then I'm really in heaven."
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