George Zimmerman Answers Fan’s Questions, Poses with Artwork

George Zimmerman, who reportedly is $2.5 million in debt, primarily because of legal fees, has turned to painting for catharsis and now financial gain. His first painting is being auctioned off on eBay and in just a few days the price went from 99 cents to $110,000.

To authenticate the painting, Zimmerman’s signature can be seen in the lower left-hand corner. And to further prove it’s Zimmerman’s work, Zimmerman recently took to answering questions and also released a photo of himself holding the painting.

In the Q&A section of the auction page, Zimmerman wrote, “Yes, this account and my twitter @therealGeorgeZ belong to me, George M. Zimmerman. I have received this question a lot so I posted a picture of me holding my painting with the hope that would clarify any confusion.”

The 11×24-inch piece is of a waving American flag. It’s painted in various shades of blue and portions of the Pledge of Allegiance are highlighted on the darker stripes of the flag. The words are ordered with “God” at the top, “One Nation” below it, and  “with Liberty and Justice For All” printed at the bottom.

The presentation of the words seemingly represent Zimmerman’s view of the nation’s legal system or perhaps his interpretation of the populous attitude towards his role in the shooting death of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin, which Zimmerman was acquitted of in July (or you can interpret it any want because it’s “art”).

In one question, Zimmerman opens up on how he feels he was treated by the public and the media, and critiques the coverage of his trial.

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