Two game hunters shot an elk that was later found dead on private property. Should their hunting guide be held responsible? A large format dry-erase map helped achieve a not guilty verdict.

Fat Pencil created expert report graphics for a youth-led climate trial, resulting in a landmark agreement including major commitments from the Hawaiʻi DOT.

Fat Pencil Studio's latest bridge model entry goes upstream from Portland to Oregon City, where the 'Arch Bridge' has gracefully connected the shores of the Willamette for a little over a century.

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

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

Geolocated data can be the factual basis for the story of a case. What does your GPS data reveal?

We compare detail levels for 4 different sources for terrain data– ranging from the built-in SketchUp terrain importer to Portland's hyper-detailed 1-foot contour map.

A timeline and map help tie together several eyewitness accounts into a plausible narrative of the hours before and after a murder at a remote campground.

3d visualization and photogrammetry helps persuade jury that bus manufacturer is liable for "accidental" death of a bicyclist.