Sketch artist Mona Shafer Edwards has drawn stars like Paris Hilton and Lindsay Lohan. Now, she's covering the Kardashians' and Blac Chyna's legal battle.
Keeping Up with the Kardashians, which halted production after she and her ex, Rob Kardashian, broke up in 2016. Edwards’s illustrations offer a window into the high-profile case, and while thefamily may have some of the most well-known faces in the world, their fame may actually make them harder to draw.
“The biggest problem when you draw someone who is incredibly recognizable is that there is a very fine line between drawing what they look like, and drawing people’s perception of what they look like,” the artist told Jezebel. Celebrities like the Kardashians can now tightly control their image, up to and includingthat A-listers have no editorial influence over.
Courtroom illustrations can also differ each day, depending on the artist’s view. On Monday, she was seated in “Siberia,” seven rows behind Jenner and her daughters, which made for more challenging work. On Tuesday, “I was able to move and I got a much better view,” Edwards said. Edwards says she’s been criticized in the past when a drawing hasn’t matched the glamorous photos we’re used to seeing of big-name stars. When Gwyneth Paltrow went to court against anstalker, Edwards depicted the actress as she appeared before the judge that day: no make-up, hair not professionally styled, nose red from crying. “I was torn because I didn’t know whether to draw her as people see her when they see a beautiful picture of her, or to draw her as I saw her in court,” she said.
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