Elysia Greenway
Archaeology & Forensic Art
FORENSIC ART OVERVIEW
"Forensic art is the artistic technique used in the identification, apprehension or conviction of a wanted person. This person may not necessarily be a criminal, but could be a missing person or an unidentified deceased person. These forensic images can be admissible in a court of law."
The successful application of scientific and artistic techniques a forensic artist implements relies on a comprehensive anatomical knowledge of the human body and an astute ability to work in medicolegal contexts. Excellent use of accredited methodological standards and ethical practice are key for all types of
medicolegal and archaeological work.
The current scope of forensic artwork includes:
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Archaeological Facial Reconstruction
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Forensic Facial Reconstruction
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2D Facial Approximation
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Composite Imagery
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Cognitive Interviewing
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Post-mortem Depiction
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Specimen/Anatomical Illustration
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CCTV & Still Image Analysis
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Image Modification
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Artificial Age Progression
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Element/Surface Scanning
