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Lois Gibson's new book, Forensic Art Essentials, is now available.

Lois Gibson's book Forensic Art Essentials is now available in a bookstore near you, or get your book at Amazon.com and it will be shipped to you directly. This book teaches artists how to extract the information they need from a witness about a face they have seen, and produce an image good enough to lead detectives to the criminal. It will act as a guide and tutorial for students and professionals alike.

For more information regarding the book, please see the Book page.

Lois Gibson recalls victims

"I always want to do forensic art. I cannot imagine a more fulfilling profession. I will never quit." - Lois Gibson

Would you like to know what your baby or child would look like as an adult?

From a photo of a child or baby, the artist can produce a likeness of what the child will look like as an adolescent, or adult. Click on Gallery, then Age Progression for examples.

Some of Lois Gibson's Work

Take a look at some of Lois' fine art. Her niche is what she calls her "floaters," but as a forensic artist, she has a skill for the face as well. Click on Gallery, then Fine Art for many of her works of art.

Recent News

2/15/2009 1:49:01 PM
Faces of Evil, originally released as hardcover format, is now available in paperback. The price, therefore, has also been dramatically reduced. I encourage those that have yet to journey through the gritty atmosphere of a forensic sketch artist to see, first hand, what I have spent my life doing - catching criminals with my drawings.

The Book Page will provide a link to Amazon.com for you to purchase and read more about it.
12/13/2008 9:44:33 AM
Lois Gibson is at it again. Her new class at Northwestern University will be July 20 - 24, 2009. The class has been a success in the past with many students able to take practical experience away from it (Comments). For more information on her class and how to contact Lois Gibson or the university, please see the Classes page.

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