What is another word for forensic arts?
Pronunciation: [fəɹˈɛnsɪk ˈɑːts] (IPA) 
Forensic art is a field that combines the study of art with forensic science, and is used to help solve criminal cases and identify victims. However, the term "forensic arts" could also be referred to as forensic imaging, forensic illustration, or forensic sculpture. These synonyms reflect the different methods utilized in forensic art to create visual representations of people, objects, or scenes related to a crime. Forensic imaging refers to the use of computer software to create facial reconstructions or age progressions of missing persons. Forensic illustration encompasses several techniques, including sketching and painting, to create accurate depictions of suspects, victims, or crime scenes. Forensic sculpture involves the use of clay to create three-dimensional representations of individuals, such as a victim's face, for identification purposes.
