Sketch artist Jane Rosenberg drafts new Tom Brady portrait

The court artist mocked for her curmudgeonly drawing of Tom Brady has done her redemption sketch.

 

Jane Rosenberg’s new portrait of the embattled New England Patriots quarterback is a far cry from her viral sketch of the gridiron superstar during his first appearance in Manhattan Federal Court over the DeflateGate scandal.

That sketch made the handsome four-time Super Bowl champion appear 50 years his senior — and left Rosenberg on the receiving end of countless online jeers.

 

But the court artist with 35 years of experience remained undeterred, and sketched a portrait of Tom Terrific over two days.

“I still found him very hard to draw — from a photo as well,” the sketch artist said. “Something subtle goes on with his eyes. He has a big chin with a cleft in it.”

Rosenberg’s first drawing of Brady sitting in Judge Richard Berman’s courtroom lit up the Internet.

“(Brady is) in my dreams, it’s a nightmare for me,” Rosenberg said. “I hope this thing gets settled and is over with.”

Whether that will happen remains a mystery. Both Brady and NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell will again appear before Berman at 11 a.m. on Monday.

The judge has said he prefers the sides reach a settlement in the court case stemming from Goodell’s four-game suspension of Brady for the deflation of footballs in last season’s AFC Championship game.

Rosenberg will be there.

“There’s a lot of pressure on me. A lot of eyeballs on me. I just hope my hands can move, period. I know I’m not going to have any sleep tonight,” she said. “I still might blow it; anything could happen.”