The Washington Post Honors RBG With Striking Full-Page Artwork Of Her
Image by Edel Rodriguez for The Washington Post
The Washington Post honored the late Ruth Bader Ginsburg by printing a huge graphic of the Supreme Court Justice on a full-page ad.
The paper approached artist Edel Rodriguez for an image he did of Ginsburg 10 years ago. The artwork saw a silhouette of Ginsburg set against a striking red backdrop, with her signature lace collar standing out in stark white.
“Ruth Bader Ginsburg has always been a fighter for the common person, a voice for those without a voice,” Rodriguez told Ad Age. “RBG is America’s light.”
The Washington Post also published an article combining portraits done by talented creatives around the world as part of its tribute to Ginsburg.
❤️ Sunday Post Commemorative Section @washingtonpost
— María José Espinosa (@MariaJEspinosaC) September 20, 2020
Portrait by Cuban American illustrator @edelstudio pic.twitter.com/41658uFDL5
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, for an assignment from The New York Times magazine a while ago pic.twitter.com/2bf00Tj5wG
— Edel Rodriguez (@edelstudio) June 27, 2018
[via Ad Age, cover image via Edel Rodriguez]
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