Taking an unorthodox approach from its typical considerations, The New York Times invites us into the courtroom for a portrait of Gary Myrick - longtime sketch artist for the Texas justice system. For the past 38 years, Myrick has worked as a silent observer in the visceral human drama that is the courtroom, capturing moments in high-profile cases where photography was outlawed for intrusiveness. As the digital age has ushered in a new era of convenience in photography, Myrick's position has fad...
Taking an unorthodox approach from its typical considerations, The New York Times invites us into the courtroom for a portrait of Gary Myrick - longtime sketch artist for the Texas justice system. For the past 38 years, Myrick has worked as a silent observer in the visceral human drama that is the courtroom, capturing moments in high-profile cases where photography was outlawed for intrusiveness. As the digital age has ushered in a new era of convenience in photography, Myrick's position has fad...
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