Richard Johnson is a field artist, visual journalist and senior graphics editor at The Washington Post. Read more about his very unique perspective as a courtroom artist in the Bostom Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev death penalty debate here.
Courtroom Drawings from the Tsarnaev Death Penalty Debate
Categories: Reportage
Author:jameshudak
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3 Comments on “Courtroom Drawings from the Tsarnaev Death Penalty Debate”
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You beat me to it Thomas. I’ve been meaning to write a post about Richard’s work. Thanks, so good, so important.
You’re right it’s so important to highlight this kind of journalistic work. And these drawings also stand on their own even out of context.
Awesome work. Straight to the point yet complex.