Explore the intriguing role of art in forensic science in this live online Expert Series seminar.

One of the most interesting and unusual uses of art occurs in the forensic field. Americans are fascinated with the real life drama and mysteries around them. The forensic artist is trained to draw composites from the memory of witnesses, sketch crime scenes for the courtroom, and reconstruct skulls of unknown homicide victims. How do they do it?

Find out from the woman who trains the artists.

Writers will learn how forensic artists work with witnesses and victims, gaining insight into himan memory, perception, and psychology. This knowledge can help authors create more believable and compelling characters, crime scenes, and investigations.

Carrie Stuart Parks stands at the unique intersection of art and forensic science. As an internationally recognized forensic artist, she has contributed to major criminal cases across the United States. Her expertise has lead her to train law enforcement agencies including: Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), United States Secret Service, Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) and Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP).

Beyond her forensic contributions, Carrie is a celebrated mystery novelist. She is a bestselling multi-Christy, Carol, Golden Scroll, Kudos, Angel, and Inspy award winning author. She is also a professional fine artist and Signature Member of the Idaho Watercolor Society.