Using Art to Solve Crime Workshop by Autocrit

Session Date/Time:

Saturday, March 29th at 6:00PM EST

Recording also provided.

Explore the intriguing role of art in forensic science with internationally renowned forensic artist and bestselling author, Carrie Stuart Parks. This session unveils how forensic artistry assists in criminal investigations—from crafting composite sketches based on witness recollections to reconstructing the faces of unidentified victims.

Gain insights into real-life applications of art in solving crimes and learn how these techniques can add depth and realism to your mystery writing.

Carrie Stuart Parks: Bridging Art and Forensic Science

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 led her to train esteemed law enforcement agencies, including:

• Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): Assisting in intricate criminal investigations through forensic artistry.
• United States Secret Service: Providing crucial support in protective and investigative missions.
• Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS): Enhancing naval law enforcement through specialized art techniques.
• Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP): Collaborating on cases requiring detailed forensic art.

Beyond her forensic contributions, Carrie is a celebrated mystery novelist. Her accolades include:

• Multiple Award-Winning Author: Recipient of the Christy, Carol, and Inspy awards, recognizing excellence in mystery and suspense writing.
• Gwen Marcey Series: Creator of the acclaimed series featuring a forensic artist protagonist, blending her professional expertise with gripping storytelling.

Carrie’s dual mastery in forensic art and mystery writing offers unparalleled insights for those eager to understand the real-world applications of art in crime-solving and storytelling.

Registration: $49