Forensic art uses artistic techniques and scientific principles to visually present information for legal purposes such as identification, apprehension, or conviction. It is a blend of art and science that can involve creating composite images of suspects, modifying images, aiding in identification, reconstructing evidence, or creating postmortem aids. Forensic artists work with other specialists like pathologists and archaeologists.

1. FORENSIC ART
Baluran, Joezryl Von M.
Reference: Forensic Art and Illustration by Karen T.
Taylor

2. FORENSIC ART
“The presentation of
visual information in
relation to legal
purposes”
-Karen T. Taylor
(Forensic Art and
Illustration)

3. FORENSIC ART
Is a blend of Art and Science
Presents scientific information or uses
scientific principles in a visual format
Artistic technique for identification,
apprehension, or conviction purposes

4. FORENSIC ARTISTS
 A specially trained individual who applies
artistic knowledge to the administration of
justice during the investigation of a case or
during its presentation in court
 Work in conjunction with other specialists
(e.g. forensic pathologists, forensic
archeologists, etc.)

5. COMPOSITE IMAGERY

6. IMAGE MODIFICATION AND IMAGE
IDENTIFICATION

7. DEMONSTRATIVE EVIDENCE

8. RECONSTRUCTION AND POSTMORTEM
IDENTIFICATION AIDS