George Zimmerman Paints His Prosecutor With Vengeful Strokes

George Zimmerman is targeting Special Prosecutor Angela Corey in his latest painting, after having sold his initial work of art for more than $100,000 a month earlier.

In the painting, titled "Angie," Zimmerman depicts a frequently reprinted image of the prosecutor in which her fingers are pinched together as she speaks to reporters announcing her decision to charge Zimmerman with second-degree murder and manslaughter, for which he was later acquitted.

Above the pinched fingers, Zimmerman paints "I have this much respect for the American Judicial system."

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The painting was shared by Zimmerman's brother Robert on Twitter Wednesday night.

Very proud to introduce @TherealGeorgeZ 's latest..."Angie". Sale info & details available tomorrow. #ronaldthompson pic.twitter.com/yDkIl4QH0R

— Robert Zimmerman JR (@rzimmermanjr) January 22, 2014

In December, Zimmerman sold a similar painting of an American flag in blue and grey hues with the message, "God, one nation, with liberty and justice for all" written on it. Zimmerman's painting was purchased on eBay for $100,099.99.

ok RT @dailydot: Someone on eBay is paying $100,000 for this painting by George Zimmerman: http://t.co/jpc0ga61rh pic.twitter.com/lCp01cltPV

— Caroline Moss (@socarolinesays) December 17, 2013

"Everyone has been asking what I have been doing with myself," the eBay listing from user therealgeorgez read alongside Zimmerman's painting. "I found a creative way to express myself, my emotions, and the symbols that represent my experiences. My art work allows me to reflect, providing a therapeutic outlet and allows me to remain indoors :-)"

According to Mark O'Mara, Zimmerman's former defense attorney, his former client is using the sale of his artwork as therapy to help him through his ordeal.

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"If he's doing something to keep himself busy and [has] a place of focus for all the emotions that he has wrapped up in what was done to him for the past 18 months, then great," O'Mara told NewsmaxTV's Steve Malzberg in December.

Zimmerman's "Angie" piece has yet to be listed on eBay or any other auction site, according to media reports.

Zimmerman was acquitted in July in the shooting death of teenager Trayvon Martin. Prosecutors recently declined to file domestic violence charges against him for an incident involving his girlfriend.