Was great to meet up with the amazing Loren O’Keeffe from Australia’s The Missed Foundation @missedaus who does great work supporting the families of missed people. Looking forward to working together again in the future!
Pleased to be invited to contribute a chapter to my friend and colleague @NatalieMurryArt’s new book ‘Reading the Skull: Advanced 2D Reconstruction’. Available now on @AmazonUK
Up to three children a day are abducted in Egypt. I was pleased to work with Lamees Saleh and the Arab Fund for Arts and culture to make these age progressions to help draw attention to the plight of abducted children and their families #missingpersons#forensicart
Charles Horvath-Allen, age 20, went missing from Kelowna, Canada in 1989. My age progression shows Charles’s predicted appearance at 54. Anyone with info should contact Kelowna RCMP #forensicart#Missing
Kelli Cribbs Abad, originally from Georgia, USA, went missing from Okinawa, Japan aged 27. The age progression below shows her predicted appearance at age 39. Anyone with information regarding Kelli's disappearance or current whereabouts should contact US Air Force OSI or NamUs
Jamie Cheesman went missing in 1993. My age progression shows her estimated appearance at age 46. Anyone with information should contact the police on 101 or @missingpeople#MissingPerson
New age progression of Jeffrey Dupres, missing from Alberta, Canada since 1980. Anyone with information should contact Slave Lake RCMP on 780-849-3999 or contact the Confidential Tip Line here: https://t.co/RSjf8HUXad
Pleased to participate in Dr Kathryn Smith‘s @serialworks research project ‘Speaking Likeness’ along with some legendary fellow forensic artists! Shown at #IACI2022
Three years ago, @Eleanor_EBR helped forensic artist @timwidden unveil an age progression image of the Panchen Lama. It was his 30th birthday. Today is the 27th anniversary of his kidnapping by the Chinese government. #whereisthepanchenlama#tibet#PanchenLama
NOTE: The headline on this @myldn article makes an incorrect statement. The age-progressed images showing how Andrew might look now, were not created by the police. They were created by forensic artist @timwidden at the request of @missingpeople. https://t.co/Hq3ok54VL8
Always great to see #forensicart being used to highlight missing persons cases. See my age progression of Ben Needham and read @lucethornton ‘s write up: https://t.co/p9EtozosvG
I made a series of age regression images for the true crime documentary series ‘Made for Murder’. Watch now on @SkyUK#truecrime#forensicart : https://t.co/iPcKGfMJe1
You can read about the facial reconstruction of a medieval teenager I created with archaeologist Rosalind Le Quesne in our article for the Société Jersiaise bulletin 2020 #forensicart