When developing visual stories we always consider how they might be shared in court. Most cases settle, but when they don’t, it’s important to be prepared. Take a look at seven ideas to make your demonstrative evidence more engaging and memorable.

An ongoing project to assemble a library of SketchUp vehicles prompts some musings on the "right" level of detail.

How a design approach and toolset commonly associated with architecture are increasingly being used in forensic investigations.

@ New New Crusher Court on NE Sandy Blvd in Portland.

Dangerous and invisible carbon monoxide levels are rendered visible for this personal injury mediation.

A set of customizable evidence cards help us add descriptions and organize data in our 3d models.

We use SketchUp and historical photos to model Portland's cold war era bomb shelter.

We experiment with Bruce, a software platform for visualizing and organizing geospatial information in 3D.

A raucous birthday house party ends in a fight and fatal shooting. An examination of the scene evidence helped augment the dozens of accounts from intoxicated party-goers in reconstructing what happened that night.

Laser scanners and other modern measurement techniques can digitize a scene in a matter of seconds. What can be done with all this data?