Facial Approximation
FACIAL APPROXIMATIONS are drawings and sculptures created from an unidentified human skull. These are the coldest of all cold cases. By the time a skull makes it to a forensic ...
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Blog, Facial Approximation, Forensic Art: The Essentials
October 31, 2011
Posted by Lisa Bailey
Gloria Nusse: “Putting a Living Face on the Nameless Dead”
A nicely done article about the work of one of the best forensic artists out there, Gloria Nusse. It was originally in the Bay Citizen News, but was also picked up ...
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Blog, In the News
December 8, 2010
Posted by Lisa Bailey
Careers in Facial Approximation
Q: I am interested in a career doing facial reconstruction. It seems that all the jobs go to those in law enforcement. I really want to help victims and families, ...
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Answers, Blog, Facial Approximation
October 14, 2010
Posted by Lisa Bailey
New facial reconstruction course
Facial Reconstruction – Mystery Solved! Art League of Virginia http://school.theartleague.org/course_desc.php?class_id=14072 Ever wondered how experts recreate a face when the subject may have been dead for thousands of years? By utilizing ...
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Facial Approximation, Training
March 23, 2010
Posted by Lisa Bailey
Facial reconstruction case study – Wes Neville
This is a facial reconstruction that Wes did when he worked at the Florence County Sheriff’s Office in South Carolina in 2004. This is an interesting case, which highlights the ...
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Case Studies, Facial Approximation
March 21, 2010
Posted by Lisa Bailey
New facial reconstruction workshop
For anyone interested in learning more about facial reconstruction, but either 1) can’t make it to New York for Joe’s class, or 2) took Joes’ class, loved it, and now wants ...
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Facial Approximation, Training
March 14, 2010
Posted by Lisa Bailey
Terrific forensic artist website
It goes without saying, that this site is a work in progress. I’ve been off-line for almost a week due to work and agonizingly slow internet access. Anyway, this post ...
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Blog
February 28, 2010
Posted by Lisa Bailey



