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Artist behind infamous Tom Brady courtroom sketch got a second chance, but it was 'a nightmare'
(CBS Boston)
Tom Brady was back in the courtroom on Monday — for a whopping four minutes — for a settlement hearing in his case against the NFL in the Deflategate scandal.
Also back in the court on Monday was Jane Rosenberg, the artist behind the infamous courtroom sketch of Brady that launched a thousand memes.
Rosenberg met with the media outside the courtroom and showed off a practice sketch of Brady that is much more flattering. Clearly Rosenberg is a talented artist and that shines through when she has more than a few seconds to sketch a courtroom full of people.
Sketch artist Jane Rosenberg’s 2nd shot at Tom Brady, her practice portrait ahead of today's court appearance pic.twitter.com/wFxBflrorN
— CBS This Morning (@CBSThisMorning) August 31, 2015
Here is another view of the portrait compared to the original.
Courtroom artist Jane Rosenberg tried a 2nd time to sketch Tom Brady. pic.twitter.com/kV4woX7M0R
— NFL on ESPN (@ESPNNFL) August 31, 2015
However, in the courtroom, things turned out a little differently, with Rosenberg calling it "a nightmare." Rosenberg only had a few minutes and Brady was sitting in the back of the courtroom with numerous people between him and Rosenberg. This was the result.
Brady sketch artist Round 2 pic.twitter.com/diZS1ip17m
— Mike Mazzeo (@MazzESPN) August 31, 2015
In showing off the sketch to the media, Rosenberg acknowledged that it was not the best portrait of Brady. "I still think I made him look like Lurch," Rosenberg said and later added that she is just glad it is over.
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