Robert P. Taylor's JuryDuty: reflections on a trial 

Here are all drawings of one of the three lawyers serving on the jury, and one of only two jurors drawn more than twice. I tried to get at least two drawings of each juror if possible, because of my belief in the artistic need for Statistical populations of images (see link below). This belief holds that multiple images give a more revelatory picture of an individual than can one alone, however good that one may be. Though Jim assumes a similar posture, and is reading in all three drawings, they nevertheless give a broader imagistic sense of him than one alone could. That this jury member got drawn so often is somewhat serendipitous, a situation I have encountered in drawing members of other groups in other meetings ( see Related Taylor websites below). A larger version of either of the first two images above and the full context of the third can be displayed by clicking on its counterpart above.