Fat Pencil Studio is currently looking for a part-time (20 hrs/wk) project coordinator with strong communication and computer skills to join our Portland office.

A woman hit by rubber bullets during a BLM protest has permanent vision loss. We analyzed video footage from several sources to identify the shooter and created a 3d model to show relative movements of the police officers and demonstrators.

We take an inside look at an imaginative 3D modeling competition for SketchUp's 3D Basecamp conference, and FPS's road to developing two submissions.

Learn how to make "wigglegrams" with just your phone's camera and a computer using PhotoShop.

During the last week of September, the entire Fat Pencil team ventured to Vancouver, BC to attend SketchUp 3d Basecamp, a 900-person gathering offering training, inspiration, and plenty of fun.

New technology in virtual reality headsets will make it possible to layer computer generated models on top of a viewer’s real world surroundings. How might this be used in a trial? Here’s four specific ideas.

An engineering marvel enters the digital space.

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.

Mapping software gives us tools to create maps highlighting key features or showing data specific to a case.

Despite many months of treatment, a woman continues to experience severe back pain and tinnitus. These symptoms are invisible to others, but they have a profound impact on her life. How can we understand what she has lost?