NJ artist meets and draws legendary sports figures
New Jersey artist James Fiorentino brings sports legends to life through his art.
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He's met and painted pictures of iconic figures, including Joe Dimaggio, Mickey Mantle and Ted Williams.
News 12's Eric Landskroner sat down with Fiorentino.
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