art Crossword Puzzles
HS Art 1 Artist Crossword Review 2018-11-01
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- The number of words in Pablo Picasso's full name.
- Leonardo da Vinci painted a portrait of someone that is considered “the best known, the most visited, the most written about, the most sung about, the most parodied work of art in the world”. That artwork is called (2 words)?
- This art movement was invented by Pablo Picasso. It is described as painting recognizable forms as fragmented, geometric shapes.
- a style or movement in painting depicting vivid colors, often thick application of paint, and real-life subject matter, but were more inclined to emphasize geometric forms, distort form for expressive effect, and use unnatural or arbitrary colour. Vincent Van Gogh was a leader during this movement.
- Leonardo da Vinci was born in this country.
- This art movement is the painting, sculpture and decorative arts of the period of European history, emerging as a distinct style in Italy in about 1400. Leonardo da Vinci specialized in this art movement.
- Frida Kahlo was married to this famous Mexican artist two different times! (first name, last name)
- This is the country that Frida Kahlo was born and draws influences from including this country's indigenous cultures, mythology, 19th century painters.
- A person with wide-ranges of different knowledge or learning. Leonardo da Vinci was described as one of these. da Vinci was famous for art, architecture, mathematics, botany, and more!
- This artist experienced several physical handicaps including polio when she was 6, a bus traffic accident, and and amputated leg.
- This art movement is described as dream-like, unreal, hallucinatory, and stressing the subconscious of the mind. Frida Kahlo specialized in this art movement.
- Vincent Van Gogh was born in this country.
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- Frida Kahlo was so passionate and dedicated to her art making, that she finished her last painting ________ days before her death.
- Who supported Leonardo da Vinci's career? (three words)
- Pablo Picasso was famous for what personal period? It is categorized as melancholy, sad themes with monochromatic blues.
- This is one of Vincent van Gogh's most famous and most visited works of art. (2 words)
- This artist was influenced by many fellow artists and friends including Chagall, Rousseau, Cezanne, Renoir, Matisse, Greco, and African Art.
- Vincent van Gogh had many different influences for his artwork, but the thing that influenced his work the most was __________.
- Frida Kahlo's themes often were centered around personal experiences, emotion, feelings, political happenings, and what?
- Vincent van Gogh moved here to further his study of art.
- How many artworks did Vincent van Gogh sell in his lifetime?
- This artist's painting style is described as "fire, intensity, sunshine" because of the very distinct, bright, vibrant colors and very deliberate brushstrokes.
22 Clues: Vincent Van Gogh was born in this country. • Leonardo da Vinci was born in this country. • The number of words in Pablo Picasso's full name. • Who supported Leonardo da Vinci's career? (three words) • Vincent van Gogh moved here to further his study of art. • How many artworks did Vincent van Gogh sell in his lifetime? • ...
l'art 2022-01-11
21 Clues: lys • verk • farge • konge • maleri • museum • å male • å tegne • fontene • lærerik • skulptur • å besøke • kjedelig • landskap • kunstner • å beundre • utstilling • gammel kunst • modern kunst • jernbanestasjon • spennende, interessant
Student B 2020-02-06
25 Clues: Dad • Art • Job • Old • When • Thin • Pets • Never • Asian • Young • Actor • Singer • French • Always • Grangma • Science • Country • Animals • Address • Children • Homework • Favourite • Difficult • Languages • Interesting
All about school 2023-09-21
25 Clues: PE • art • clip • desk • math • music • drama • ruler • chair • estojo • marcaT • compass • history • science • english • spanish • caderno • pencilsh • geography • whiteboard • portuguese • noticeboard • correction F • coloredpencil • computerscience
New York High Line Spots 2024-04-22
25 Clues: Art • Area • Views • Route • River • Scenic • Access • Ascend • Events • Plaques • Feature • Vendors • Seating • Facility • Features • Artworks • Activity • Position • Structure • Landscapes • Historical • Structures • Surroundings • Neighborhood • Installations
Η εκπαίδευση στην Ελλάδα 2025-11-12
21 Clues: law • adult • recess • I study • student • diploma • religion • medicine • teenager • geography • classroom • art class • university • High school • language art • Kindergarten • Middle school • college student • tutoring school • school cafeteria • Elementary school
Week 1 Review 2022-02-16
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- This art period lasted from 1600 to 1750.
- This art period lasted from the 1760s to the 1840s/1850s.
- He painted "The Supper at Emmaus."
- The Council of ____ was a series of meetings from 1545 to 1563.
- This art technique uses strong contrasts between light and dark colors to make a subject look more dramatic.
- It is one of the 4 key elements of counter-reformation art. It is the idea that art must be accurate.
- It is one of the 4 key elements of counter-reformation art. It says unnecessary nudity should be avoided.
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- This city was becoming more important to the art world at the end of the 17th century.
- This intellectual movement brought new interest to classical Greece and Rome, helping the Neoclassical period become popular.
- It is one of the 4 key elements of counter-reformation art. It says art must be easy to understand.
- It is one of the 4 key elements of counter-reformation art. It says the viewer should be able to relate with the subject's happiness or pain.
- This country was a leader of the art world at the start of the 17th century.
- He painted "A Lion Hunt."
13 Clues: He painted "A Lion Hunt." • He painted "The Supper at Emmaus." • This art period lasted from 1600 to 1750. • This art period lasted from the 1760s to the 1840s/1850s. • The Council of ____ was a series of meetings from 1545 to 1563. • This country was a leader of the art world at the start of the 17th century. • ...
Nature 2022-06-27
25 Clues: In • Owl • Art • Star • Down • Wake • Burn • Mess • Dark • Piano • Frost • Color • Grand • Little • Fallen • Violet • Flight • Citadel • Scorpio • Blossoms • Thoughts • Kintsugi • Masquerade • Introversion • DeadlyNightshade
MAPEH 2022-10-26
20 Clues: doh • nfa • tone • line • from • rhythm • CONTENT • BALANCE • QUACKERY • pyramids • AUDIENCE • emphasis • REFLEXOLOGY • ACUPUNCTURE • GLOBAL-TREND • ARt-ELEMENTS • STARRY-NIGHT • EXPRESSIONISM • NEO-CLASSICIsM • HERBAL-MEDICINE
July 2024-06-21
15 Clues: Sport • Tattoo • My art • Your art • Crossword • First time • Facetime at • Win me over • Special day • Basement Art • One year after • post date spot • Meeting friends • Back when we used • Two blue stripes on this
INTODUCTION TO ART 2021-12-16
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- object designed to perform a specific kind.
- technology: the making of crafts.
- arranging visual images and words to communicate a message.
- composition; composition from a given topic.
- one who is skilled in a particular craft.
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- skill with which one uses tools and materials to execute a given task.
- tangible and observed in height
- art: deals with the use of body parts.
- a substance used to create an artwork.
- refers to the work of art that is skillfully produced by hands.
- art: deals with the history and literature of art.
- art: perceived and appreciated by use of the sense of vision.
- expressing one’s feelings /ideas.
- defined by medium and composition and made on flat surfaces.
- drawing and painting compositions from objects that exist naturally.
15 Clues: tangible and observed in height • expressing one’s feelings /ideas. • technology: the making of crafts. • art: deals with the use of body parts. • a substance used to create an artwork. • one who is skilled in a particular craft. • object designed to perform a specific kind. • composition; composition from a given topic. • ...
June 2024-06-21
15 Clues: Sport • Tattoo • My art • Your art • Crossword • First time • Special day • Facetime at • Win me over • Basement Art • One year after • Meeting friends • post dating spot • Back when we used • Two blue stripes on this
talents 2021-11-08
17 Clues: art • dance • singing • lipsync • hulahoop • monolouge • rubicscube • poetryslam • beatboxing • magictricks • personality • flexibility • instruments • fashionshow • storytelling • facepainting • cakedecortion
medieval art 2015-11-12
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- what was the name of the knight in tis poem
- true/false The duke of Berry was poor
- how many humans are in this tapestry?
- true/false the tapestry was sewn between 1070 and 1080
- this tapestry tells the story of the conquest of what country?
- the name of the island that the Irish monks were on was called what?
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- it was made by _____ ______ on a remote island
- most beautiful of all illustrated books
- what else did this man enjoy?
- who was actually captured
- the Book Of Kells was made in he last half of this century
- This poem was written by Chretien de Troyes around 1170 for Marie
- this nobleman lived in Ffrance ariund the 1400s
- true/false The Duke Of Berry loved animals
- true/false Lancelot the night, has been captured
15 Clues: who was actually captured • what else did this man enjoy? • true/false The duke of Berry was poor • how many humans are in this tapestry? • most beautiful of all illustrated books • true/false The Duke Of Berry loved animals • what was the name of the knight in tis poem • it was made by _____ ______ on a remote island • this nobleman lived in Ffrance ariund the 1400s • ...
Art Terms 2016-10-06
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- the area or volume of something
- using an element over and over
- a line enclosing space
- visual weight, could be symmetrical, asymmetrical or radial
- a planned way of using some elements
- how something feels
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- hue
- causing your eye to travel through an artwork
- a point traveling through space
- the difference between two things
- the lights and darks
- focal point
- three dimensionality
- when every thing works well together
14 Clues: hue • focal point • how something feels • the lights and darks • three dimensionality • a line enclosing space • using an element over and over • a point traveling through space • the area or volume of something • the difference between two things • when every thing works well together • a planned way of using some elements • causing your eye to travel through an artwork • ...
Street art 2020-10-21
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- A piece of heavy fabric on which a painting can be created
- contrary to or forbidden by law, especially criminal law
- a thing or things belonging to someone; possessions collectively
- a building in which objects of historical, scientific, artistic, or cultural interest are stored and exhibited
- Person who deliberately destroys or damages someone else's property
- a work of outstanding artistry, skill, or workmanship
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- action involving deliberate destruction of or damage to public or private property
- the arts and other manifestations of human intellectual achievement regarded collectively
- a person who creates paintings or drawings as a profession or hobby
- People who graffiti their names
- unpleasant or repulsive, especially in appearance
- a painting or other work of art executed directly on a wall
- The name of a famous British street artist
- one of the five boroughs of NYC
14 Clues: People who graffiti their names • one of the five boroughs of NYC • The name of a famous British street artist • unpleasant or repulsive, especially in appearance • a work of outstanding artistry, skill, or workmanship • contrary to or forbidden by law, especially criminal law • A piece of heavy fabric on which a painting can be created • ...
martial art 2021-04-09
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- this sport is a close combat system of defensive tactics
- is a ritual fighting performance by various ethnic groups around the Cunene River in southern Angola
- self-defense art form for women developed by Ned and Ann Paige, a married couple from Toronto, Ontario.
- the sport was created by Jigoro Kano in 1882
- Competitors in a typical match aim to submit to each other a total submission mainly in three rounds.
- this sport is practiced only with the feet.
- the world's most popular combat sport
- There are a very large number of varieties, but there are three main varieties
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- this sport is an unarmed defensive martial art
- this sport is a Canadian martial art and self-defense system created in 1945 for law enforcement structures by Bill Underwood.
- this sport is a martial art based on Myanmar's weapons, focusing mainly on sword, stick and spear.
- Combat sport, which brings
- This is the art of hitting an opponent with the tip or edge of a knife on valid parts without being hit.
- This sport is practiced with points kicks and kicks. they have gloves in their hands
14 Clues: Combat sport, which brings • the world's most popular combat sport • this sport is practiced only with the feet. • the sport was created by Jigoro Kano in 1882 • this sport is an unarmed defensive martial art • this sport is a close combat system of defensive tactics • There are a very large number of varieties, but there are three main varieties • ...
Art History 2023-09-03
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- The Baroque period had lots of fancy details and dramatic scenes in art. Paintings and sculptures from this time are very detailed and often show exciting moments.
- Realism is about painting things exactly as they look in real life. Artists like Gustave Courbet made paintings that look just like the real world.
- Deco Art Deco is all about stylish and geometric shapes. It was popular in the 1920s and 1930s, and you can see it in buildings, furniture, and posters from that time.
- Cubism is a style where artists break things into geometric shapes, like squares and triangles. It looks like they took apart objects and put them back together in a cool way.
- Art Abstract art is all about shapes and colors that don't represent anything real. It's like a puzzle, and you can think about what it means to you.
- Romanticism is full of emotions and nature. Artists painted beautiful landscapes and dramatic scenes. It's like they were telling stories with their art.
- Fauvism is about using bold and wild colors. Artists like Henri Matisse used colors that don't always match reality, but it made their art exciting and fun.
- The Renaissance was a time when art became more realistic and detailed. Artists like Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo created beautiful paintings and sculptures.
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- Art Pop Art is about using everyday objects and making them look like art. Artists like Andy Warhol painted soup cans and pictures of celebrities.
- Neoclassicism is about going back to the art styles of ancient Greece and Rome. Artists made statues and paintings that looked like they came from a long time ago.
- Post-Impressionists like Vincent van Gogh used bright colors and thick brushstrokes to express their feelings. Their art is full of energy and movement.
- Impressionism is about painting what you see in a moment. Artists like Monet and Renoir painted scenes with lots of colors and light. They made it look like the sun was shining in their paintings.
- Expressionism In this style, artists use big splashes of color and bold brushstrokes to express their feelings. It's like they're painting their emotions on the canvas.
- Surrealism is all about strange, dreamy art. Painters like Salvador Dali made paintings that didn't always make sense, but they were interesting to look at.
- Rococo is all about pretty and delicate art. Artists used pastel colors and decorated things like furniture and rooms with fancy designs.
15 Clues: Rococo is all about pretty and delicate art. Artists used pastel colors and decorated things like furniture and rooms with fancy designs. • Art Pop Art is about using everyday objects and making them look like art. Artists like Andy Warhol painted soup cans and pictures of celebrities. • ...
Art History 2023-09-03
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- The Baroque period had lots of fancy details and dramatic scenes in art. Paintings and sculptures from this time are very detailed and often show exciting moments.
- Realism is about painting things exactly as they look in real life. Artists like Gustave Courbet made paintings that look just like the real world.
- Deco Art Deco is all about stylish and geometric shapes. It was popular in the 1920s and 1930s, and you can see it in buildings, furniture, and posters from that time.
- Cubism is a style where artists break things into geometric shapes, like squares and triangles. It looks like they took apart objects and put them back together in a cool way.
- Art Abstract art is all about shapes and colors that don't represent anything real. It's like a puzzle, and you can think about what it means to you.
- Romanticism is full of emotions and nature. Artists painted beautiful landscapes and dramatic scenes. It's like they were telling stories with their art.
- Fauvism is about using bold and wild colors. Artists like Henri Matisse used colors that don't always match reality, but it made their art exciting and fun.
- The Renaissance was a time when art became more realistic and detailed. Artists like Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo created beautiful paintings and sculptures.
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- Art Pop Art is about using everyday objects and making them look like art. Artists like Andy Warhol painted soup cans and pictures of celebrities.
- Neoclassicism is about going back to the art styles of ancient Greece and Rome. Artists made statues and paintings that looked like they came from a long time ago.
- Post-Impressionists like Vincent van Gogh used bright colors and thick brushstrokes to express their feelings. Their art is full of energy and movement.
- Impressionism is about painting what you see in a moment. Artists like Monet and Renoir painted scenes with lots of colors and light. They made it look like the sun was shining in their paintings.
- Expressionism In this style, artists use big splashes of color and bold brushstrokes to express their feelings. It's like they're painting their emotions on the canvas.
- Surrealism is all about strange, dreamy art. Painters like Salvador Dali made paintings that didn't always make sense, but they were interesting to look at.
- Rococo is all about pretty and delicate art. Artists used pastel colors and decorated things like furniture and rooms with fancy designs.
15 Clues: Rococo is all about pretty and delicate art. Artists used pastel colors and decorated things like furniture and rooms with fancy designs. • Art Pop Art is about using everyday objects and making them look like art. Artists like Andy Warhol painted soup cans and pictures of celebrities. • ...
Indigenous Art 2023-04-25
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- teardrops of the moon
- old mountain
- deity of the moon
- building method stones are cut to fit each other perfectly
- worth more than precious metal
- significant building technique for Incas
- spoken word
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- place that is close to what an Incan village would look like
- largest structure made by the Incas
- most important struct to the Inca
- perspiration of the sun
- used for accounting
- reader of the knots
- used for food storage
14 Clues: spoken word • old mountain • deity of the moon • used for accounting • reader of the knots • teardrops of the moon • used for food storage • perspiration of the sun • worth more than precious metal • most important struct to the Inca • largest structure made by the Incas • significant building technique for Incas • building method stones are cut to fit each other perfectly • ...
STREET ART 2021-12-09
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- ACTING ILLEGALY IN THE PUBLIC SPACE
- WHEN ART IS DISPLAYED IN A MUSEUM
- LOCATION OF NYC IN THE USA
- TO BE OK WITH SOMETHING
- HE WAS DRAWING WITH CHALK
- ONE OF THE MOST FAMOUS CITY FOR STREET ART
- THERE IS A FAMOUS BRIDGE HERE
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- PEOPLE OF A NEIGHBOURHOOD/CITY
- NOT TO BE OK WITH SOMETHING
- THERE ARE FIVE OF IT IN NEW YORK
- HE PAINTED ON AN ELEPHANT IN THE 70's
- THERE, YOU CAN WALK IN A BEAUTIFUL AND FAMOUS PARK
- PAINTING/MAKING ART IN THE PUBLIC SPACE
- ANONYMOUS STREET ARTIST
14 Clues: ANONYMOUS STREET ARTIST • TO BE OK WITH SOMETHING • HE WAS DRAWING WITH CHALK • LOCATION OF NYC IN THE USA • NOT TO BE OK WITH SOMETHING • THERE IS A FAMOUS BRIDGE HERE • PEOPLE OF A NEIGHBOURHOOD/CITY • THERE ARE FIVE OF IT IN NEW YORK • WHEN ART IS DISPLAYED IN A MUSEUM • ACTING ILLEGALY IN THE PUBLIC SPACE • HE PAINTED ON AN ELEPHANT IN THE 70's • ...
Art crossword 2022-03-27
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- A palce, where you can watch art
- A palce, where you can make art
- A long writing about some thing
- Something very special
- Its the material used to paint paintings
- A picture of someone
- You hang it on the wall
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- The big things you look at when you are on square
- The thing you listen to everyday
- When some thins is very specific and accurate
- You go to cinema to watch..
- An unfinished art work
- Basically what this is about
- You can write with this one
14 Clues: A picture of someone • An unfinished art work • Something very special • You hang it on the wall • You go to cinema to watch.. • You can write with this one • Basically what this is about • A palce, where you can make art • A long writing about some thing • A palce, where you can watch art • The thing you listen to everyday • Its the material used to paint paintings • ...
Art & Creativity 2024-12-12
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- mysterious and difficult to understand
- suggested without being directly expressed
- extremely large
- something that decides or limits the way in which sth can be done
- not seeming to be based on a reason, system or plan and sometimes seeming unfair
- a substance that is put into the blood and that protects the body from a disease
- born to parents who are not married to each other
- to be more impressive than sb/sth
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- a formal written or spoken statement saying what you know to be true, usually in court
- a work of art that is a solid figure or object made by carving or shaping wood, stone, clay , metal, etc.
- to prevent sth from happening
- attractive in a way that makes you want to have or do sth
- connected with sports such as running, jumping and throwing
- to publicly and officially tell people about sth important
14 Clues: extremely large • to prevent sth from happening • to be more impressive than sb/sth • mysterious and difficult to understand • suggested without being directly expressed • born to parents who are not married to each other • attractive in a way that makes you want to have or do sth • to publicly and officially tell people about sth important • ...
Art Elements 2024-11-25
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- What element of art shows rules that helps us understand how colors work?
- What colors are located next to each other on the color wheel?
- What element of art is a mark that is made using a drawing tool or brush?
- What colors do you get when you mix two primary colors together?
- What is a repeated decorative design?
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- What are mathematical shapes known as?
- What colors are red, orange, and yellow?
- What are made up shapes called- clouds, hearts?
- What colors are green, blue, and purple?
- What element of art is the area between and around objects?
- What are the 3 colors, when mixed together make all other colors?
- What Colors are located across from each other on the color wheel?
- What is the lightness and darkness of a color?
- What element of are describes how an object feels?
14 Clues: What is a repeated decorative design? • What are mathematical shapes known as? • What colors are red, orange, and yellow? • What colors are green, blue, and purple? • What is the lightness and darkness of a color? • What are made up shapes called- clouds, hearts? • What element of are describes how an object feels? • ...
Art terms 2025-04-08
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- A layer of material applied to a bisque
- How parts of an artwork relate to each other in size or square
- Way elements of art are arranged to create a sense of stability and equal visual weight
- A single material an artist may use
- Way elements of art direct a viewer's eye through a work, often to a focal area
- Material is cut, carved or chipped away
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- Less water, but still workable
- A difference in the use of two elements
- Different kinds of materials are joined together
- Lightness and darkness of a color or value scale
- An object with three dimensions with height and depth
- Quality of wholeness achieved when separate elements work together
- A chamber used to heat clay to a specific temperature, causing a chemical change to take place
- Liquid material is poured into mold
14 Clues: Less water, but still workable • A single material an artist may use • Liquid material is poured into mold • A layer of material applied to a bisque • A difference in the use of two elements • Material is cut, carved or chipped away • Different kinds of materials are joined together • Lightness and darkness of a color or value scale • ...
Art class 2024-02-28
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- a large object you paint on that's white
- a very sticky substance to put two things together
- pencils like a pencil but colored and a tiny tip
- mix match and play with it like playdough
- Knife super sharp object you cut with
- draw with these rainbow colors with thick tip
- the main tool for a portrait artist
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- we use this to sketch things out before we draw
- a large medium or small line of sticky hard
- Tool use with clay pointy skinny object
- Brush scratch and score with this its in the bins
- measure and mark your project or paper
- sparkle your paper up with these tiny specks
- sketch in this for ideas before final decision
14 Clues: the main tool for a portrait artist • Knife super sharp object you cut with • measure and mark your project or paper • Tool use with clay pointy skinny object • a large object you paint on that's white • mix match and play with it like playdough • a large medium or small line of sticky hard • sparkle your paper up with these tiny specks • ...
Art class 2024-02-28
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- a large object you paint on that's white
- a very sticky substance to put two things together
- pencils like a pencil but colored and a tiny tip
- mix match and play with it like playdough
- Knife super sharp object you cut with
- draw with these rainbow colors with thick tip
- the main tool for a portrait artist
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- we use this to sketch things out before we draw
- a large medium or small line of sticky hard
- Tool use with clay pointy skinny object
- Brush scratch and score with this its in the bins
- measure and mark your project or paper
- sparkle your paper up with these tiny specks
- sketch in this for ideas before final decision
14 Clues: the main tool for a portrait artist • Knife super sharp object you cut with • measure and mark your project or paper • Tool use with clay pointy skinny object • a large object you paint on that's white • mix match and play with it like playdough • a large medium or small line of sticky hard • sparkle your paper up with these tiny specks • ...
Art history 2024-04-14
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- - Style of Indian painting characterised by small, detailed brushwork (9 letters)
- - UNESCO World Heritage Site in Maharashtra known for its rock-cut caves (15 letters)
- - Indian state famous for its intricate silver filigree work (6 letters)
- - Indian state known for its vibrant Warli tribal art (11 letters)
- - Sanskrit word for the sacred syllable often depicted in Indian art (2 letters)
- - Ancient Indian city known for its Buddhist stupas and sculptures (6 letters)
- - Traditional Indian dance form known for its intricate hand gestures (13 letters)
- - Traditional Indian art form from Bihar known for its intricate designs (9 letters)
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- - Indian state known for its colourful and geometric Kalamkari paintings (13 letters)
- - Sacred text that inspired early Indian art during the Vedic period (5 letters)
- - Traditional Indian storytelling art form from West Bengal (10 letters)
- - Indian art form, commonly practised and characterised by geometric patterns and motifs (7 letters)
- - Famous Mughal emperor known for his patronage of the arts (5 letters)
- - South Indian state famous for its temple architecture and classical dance forms (9 letters)
14 Clues: - Indian state known for its vibrant Warli tribal art (11 letters) • - Famous Mughal emperor known for his patronage of the arts (5 letters) • - Traditional Indian storytelling art form from West Bengal (10 letters) • - Indian state famous for its intricate silver filigree work (6 letters) • ...
Art styles 2022-11-04
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- stressed graceful movements and a playful use of line and delicate colors.
- captured everyday subjects and emphasized the momentary effect of sunlight
- art that used very bright colors and figures that were flat and stiff
- familiar scenes as they actually were
- style in which dreams, fantasy, and the subconsciousness served as an inspiration to the artist
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- artists who painted cities and farmlands of America realistically
- emphasized movement strong value, contrast, and variety
- name given to the period of awakening at the end of the middle ages
- where artist tries to communicate their strong emotional feelings and stressed personal feeling rather than composition
- featured massive size, solid, heavy walls, and wide use of the Roman arches
- a period of time during which a single family provided a succession of rulers.
- style that stresses structure and design
- featured in churches that soared upward
- artist's personal way of using the elements of art and principles of design
14 Clues: familiar scenes as they actually were • featured in churches that soared upward • style that stresses structure and design • emphasized movement strong value, contrast, and variety • artists who painted cities and farmlands of America realistically • name given to the period of awakening at the end of the middle ages • ...
Street Art 2022-06-09
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- type of earth that can be moulded when it's wet.
- utensil using by a painter
- an instrument for converting sound be amplified or recorded
- liquid that is blown through the air in the form of drops.
- the costume of a theatre or film company.
- a person who dances or whose profession is dancing.
- a practitioner of mime or a performer in a mime.
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- the range of colours used by an artist.
- a person who sings, especially professionally.
- a person who performs rap music.
- a person who plays a musical instrument.
- an artist who makes sculptures.
- a platform, typically in a theatre,on actors perform.
- an artist who paints pictures
14 Clues: utensil using by a painter • an artist who paints pictures • an artist who makes sculptures. • a person who performs rap music. • the range of colours used by an artist. • a person who plays a musical instrument. • the costume of a theatre or film company. • a person who sings, especially professionally. • type of earth that can be moulded when it's wet. • ...
ART C2 2025-10-14
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- not interesting or exciting in any way
- a type of painting, drawing, or sculpture that uses shapes, lines, and colour in a way that does not try to represent the appearance of people or things
- having, or being likely to cause, a very close friendship or personal or sexual relationship
- creating a special feeling, especially a mysterious or romantic feeling
- making you feel worried or upset
- not loud, bright, noticeable, or obvious in any way
- traditional and ordinary
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- extremely funny and causing a lot of laughter
- very sudden or noticeable, or full of action and excitement
- so interesting or exciting that it holds your attention completely
- very strange and unusual, unexpected, or not natural
- having or expressing more than one possible meaning, sometimes intentionally
- making someone feel better
- strong in colour or shape, and very noticeable to the eye
14 Clues: traditional and ordinary • making someone feel better • making you feel worried or upset • not interesting or exciting in any way • extremely funny and causing a lot of laughter • not loud, bright, noticeable, or obvious in any way • very strange and unusual, unexpected, or not natural • strong in colour or shape, and very noticeable to the eye • ...
HS Art 1 Artist Crossword Review 2018-11-01
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- This is the country that Frida Kahlo was born and draws influences from including this country's indigenous cultures, mythology, 19th century painters.
- This is one of Vincent van Gogh's most famous and most visited works of art. (2 words)
- Vincent van Gogh moved here to further his study of art.
- a style or movement in painting depicting vivid colors, often thick application of paint, and real-life subject matter, but were more inclined to emphasize geometric forms, distort form for expressive effect, and use unnatural or arbitrary colour. Vincent Van Gogh was a leader during this movement.
- This artist experienced several physical handicaps including a polio when she was 6, a bus traffic accident, and and amputated leg.
- Vincent Van Gogh was born in this country.
- This art movement was invented by Pablo Picasso. It is described as painting recognizable forms as fragmented, geometric shapes.
- This artist's painting style is described as "fire, intensity, sunshine" because of the very distinct, bright, vibrant colors and very deliberate brushstrokes.
- Frida Kahlo was so passionate and dedicated to her art making, that she finished her last painting ________ days before her death.
- Leonardo da Vinci painted a portrait of someone that is considered “the best known, the most visited, the most written about, the most sung about, the most parodied work of art in the world”. That artwork is called (2 words)?
- Frida Kahlo was married to this famous Mexican artist two different times! (first name, last name)
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- Vincent van Gogh had many different influences for his artwork, but the thing that influenced his work the most was __________.
- How many artworks did Vincent van Gogh sell in his lifetime?
- Who supported Leonardo da Vinci's career? (three words)
- Leonardo da Vinci was born in this country.
- This art movement is the painting, sculpture and decorative arts of the period of European history, emerging as a distinct style in Italy in about 1400. Leonardo da Vinci specialized in this art movement.
- Frida Kahlo's themes often were centered around personal experiences, emotion, feelings, political happenings, and what?
- This artist was influenced by many fellow artists and friends including Chagall, Rousseau, Cezanne, Renoir, Matisse, Greco, and African Art.
- A person with wide-ranges of different knowledge or learning. Leonardo da Vinci was described as one of these. da Vinci was famous for art, architecture, mathematics, botany, and more!
- The number of words in Pablo Picasso's full name.
- This art movement is described as dream-like, unreal, hallucinatory, and stressing the subconscious of the mind. Frida Kahlo specialized in this art movement.
- Pablo Picasso was famous for what personal period? It is categorized as melancholy, sad themes with monochromatic blues.
22 Clues: Vincent Van Gogh was born in this country. • Leonardo da Vinci was born in this country. • The number of words in Pablo Picasso's full name. • Who supported Leonardo da Vinci's career? (three words) • Vincent van Gogh moved here to further his study of art. • How many artworks did Vincent van Gogh sell in his lifetime? • ...
Antilope 2024-10-01
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- Sumpbeboer, ofte funnet vadende gjennom grunt vann.
- Liten og slank, ofte sett i par i åpne gressletter.
- Liten art med store øyne, ofte sett i par.
- Kritisk truet, kjent for sin kuleformede nese.
- En av de minste artene, mindre enn 50 cm høy.
- Nordamerikansk rask art, ofte forvekslet med denne gruppen.
- Denne arten trives i høyt gressland nær våtmarker.
- Halvakvatisk, ofte funnet i sumper og våtmarker.
- Funnet i åsene i Sør-Afrika, med ullaktig pels.
- Kjent for sine overlevelsesevner i ørkenen og lange horn.
- Sjelden art fra Kenya, kjent som "fireøyet antilope" på grunn av preorbitale kjertler.
- Liten skogsart med blålig skjær i pelsen.
- Rask, slank dyr som ofte finnes på afrikanske savanner.
- Utbredt art, ofte sett når den skyter inn i buskas.
- Kjent for sine karakteristiske striper og elegante bygning.
- Stor art med imponerende spiralhorn.
- Foretrekker flomområder og myrland.
- Ensom skogsbeboer, kjent for sin sky oppførsel.
- Tibetansk art med verdifull fin ull.
- Smidig art kjent for sine karakteristiske hopp.
- Rask løper kjent for sin utholdenhet i høy fart.
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- Har en unik hjerteformet profil på ansiktet.
- Liten art tilpasset tørre områder, funnet i steinete regioner.
- Unik art med to par horn, funnet i India.
- Høylandsart kjent for sin ettertraktede ull.
- Utdødd i naturen, oppkalt etter sine buede horn.
- Kjent for sin hastighet og blåsvart flekkete pels.
- Kritisk truet ørkenart med spiralhorn.
- Liten, med en våken holdning og store ører.
- Kjent for evnen til å stå på to ben for å nå blader.
- Tilpasset liv i kuperte og fjellrike områder.
- En gang nær utryddelse, denne arten har en hvit ansiktsstripe.
- Skiller seg ut med sin mørke pels og buede horn.
- Asias største art, også kjent som blå okse.
- Kjent for sine lange, rette horn og ørkenhabitat.
- Ofte funnet nær vann, kjent for sin ringformede bakende.
- Den største av sitt slag, ofte sett på åpne sletter.
- Gjenkjent av sin distinkte hvite hale, også kjent som gnu.
- Hjemmehørende på det indiske subkontinentet, kjent for spiralhorn.
- Mindre og mer unnvikende enn sin større slektning.
- Liten og unnvikende, ofte sett når den skyter inn i buskas.
- En underart med karakteristiske lange, lyreformede horn.
- Kjent for sine grasiøse hopp og rødbrun pels.
- Funnet nær Zambezi-elven, denne arten er en god svømmer.
- Sky skogbeboer med slående hvite striper.
- Denne sjenerte arten finnes ofte i tett vegetasjon.
- Stor art med bakoverbøyde horn.
- Større slektning med spektakulære vridde horn.
- En klatreart med spesialiserte hover.
49 Clues: Stor art med bakoverbøyde horn. • Foretrekker flomområder og myrland. • Stor art med imponerende spiralhorn. • Tibetansk art med verdifull fin ull. • En klatreart med spesialiserte hover. • Kritisk truet ørkenart med spiralhorn. • Unik art med to par horn, funnet i India. • Liten skogsart med blålig skjær i pelsen. • Sky skogbeboer med slående hvite striper. • ...
Cruciverbazzo 2025-01-10
20 Clues: Art • pane • COPY • MARIA • BUYER • SCHER • CORTO • SERIF • ITALIA • PLANNEr • INFINITO • CREATIVO • THE LINE • DIRECTOR • STRATEGI • BODY ANT • EVIDENCE • MARCHETINg • LOVE The Line • Pubblicitaria
INTODUCTION TO ART 2021-12-16
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- object designed to perform a specific kind.
- technology: the making of crafts.
- arranging visual images and words to communicate a message.
- composition; composition from a given topic.
- one who is skilled in a particular craft.
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- skill with which one uses tools and materials to execute a given task.
- tangible and observed in height
- art: deals with the use of body parts.
- a substance used to create an artwork.
- refers to the work of art that is skillfully produced by hands.
- art: deals with the history and literature of art.
- art: perceived and appreciated by use of the sense of vision.
- expressing one’s feelings /ideas.
- defined by medium and composition and made on flat surfaces.
- drawing and painting compositions from objects that exist naturally.
15 Clues: tangible and observed in height • expressing one’s feelings /ideas. • technology: the making of crafts. • art: deals with the use of body parts. • a substance used to create an artwork. • one who is skilled in a particular craft. • object designed to perform a specific kind. • composition; composition from a given topic. • ...
Japanese Martial Arts 2013-02-24
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- A four letter word that is what Martial Artists wear
- A sword used in some Japanese Martial Arts
- An art based on kyujutsu (archery)
- Is a uniform for training in Martial Arts
- Is a method for defeating an armed appoinent with no weapons
- Is a modern martial art of sword fighting
- A traditional Martial Art School
- Judo uniform
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- Is a physical strike using the foot, leg or knee
- Highest Colour of ranking in Karate belts
- A move used in Jujitsu
- Is a striking blow with the closed fist
- A martial art originated in the 7th century AD
- Is a striking art using punching,kicking and blocking
- Is a martial art used to defend yourself while also protecting thier attacker from injury
15 Clues: Judo uniform • A move used in Jujitsu • A traditional Martial Art School • An art based on kyujutsu (archery) • Is a striking blow with the closed fist • Highest Colour of ranking in Karate belts • Is a uniform for training in Martial Arts • Is a modern martial art of sword fighting • A sword used in some Japanese Martial Arts • A martial art originated in the 7th century AD • ...
Comm 102 Review 2025-12-01
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- Interpreting between two parties
- Hall's code of art where the understanding of a piece isn't adherent to social norms
- Stereotype
- Hall's code of art where the understanding of a piece is adherent to social norms
- Obsession of buying and selling, typically hides origin of products
- Hall's code of art where the understanding of a piece is partially adherent to social norms
- A way to exercise power using cultural knowledge
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- The creation of a person by art
- Creation using pre-existing artifacts
- The implicit contexts and meanings of a piece of art
- The explicit material of a piece of art
- How one views themselves
- The "look" given to others, mainly women
- A set of values pushed by our living environment
- Call out
15 Clues: Call out • Stereotype • How one views themselves • The creation of a person by art • Interpreting between two parties • Creation using pre-existing artifacts • The explicit material of a piece of art • The "look" given to others, mainly women • A set of values pushed by our living environment • A way to exercise power using cultural knowledge • ...
Kayci F. Family vocab 2024-10-10
17 Clues: art • Math • Desk • Test • Senior • Junior • history • cooking • writing • science • english • Freshman • spelling • Sophomore • principal • Elementary • highschool
vc 2020-05-22
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- a computer-generated simulation of a three-dimensional environment, meant for viewer engaged activity
- a person who creates the visual standards for all of the stores in a corporate chain.
- a prestigious applied art college in Los Angeles, educating students for the apparel and entertainment industries
- creates the shopping environment through prop and mannequin display
- the application of fine art to objects used for their functional value in every day life
- commercial transactions conducting on the internet
- a person who coordinates clothing, jewelry, and accessories for photo shoots, magazine layouts, and high profile events
- a PR professional who interact with the media to build a favorable image of a bring
- the use of visual art at a store front location, meant to encourage customers to enter the store.
- how the elements of art and design are composed according to the principles of art and design
- person responsible for the production of public relation functios for celebrities, film, corporations and retailers
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- the actual location of a business establishment
- the use of experiential technology in retail environments, which allow the customer to be directly involved
- sight, smell, touch, hearing, taste
- the field of using applied art to draw attention to a product, a retail environment, an event, etc.
- the most powerful of the five senses in a human being
- short term retail environments which offer consumers a close up experience with the brand as well as access to exclusive merchandise
- visual art that is created solely for its aesthetic value
- a form of shopping which engages the customer to try new products, take part in a class, have an experience
- the underlying idea or thought behind a work of art, a display, or an exhibition
- refers to the various ways that consumer may seek desired products, such as mobile apps, brick-and-mortar stores, the internet, etc.
21 Clues: sight, smell, touch, hearing, taste • the actual location of a business establishment • commercial transactions conducting on the internet • the most powerful of the five senses in a human being • visual art that is created solely for its aesthetic value • creates the shopping environment through prop and mannequin display • ...
ART APPRECIATION (CROSSWORD PUZZLE) GROUP 3 GREEN FALCONS 2024-09-16
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- a black crumbly drawing material made of carbon.
- - only one color
- - a specialized form of drawing that refers to using brushes to apply colored liquid to support.
- - Make shapes and figures by carving or molding materials like clay, metal or stone.
- - interpreted as beauty
- - refers to the production, presentation, or interpretation of art through the use of robots or robotic technology.
- - an image by transferring pigment from a matrix to a final surface, often but not always paper.
- - Drawing with a pencil
- - It's the height, width, and length with pieces that add depth to the mix, consuming more of the field of vision.
- - thin material for writing or drawing
- - the actual coloring substance of paint.
- - Art in which artist's medium is action
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- - a form of art that, in comparison to traditional forms of art, involves the viewer's interaction.
- A three-dimensional object in art or design
- - The study of past events
- - art that does not attempt to represent an accurate depiction
- -the base for something
- - Set up objects or materials in a room or space to create an experience that people can enjoy
- - sturdy fabric for painting or crafting.
- - It can be used to create mood, define form, and convey emotions.
- - the principle that the form art takes should be based upon its intent and purpose.
- an instrument for writing or drawing with ink
- The external boundary or outline of an object.
- Reality - Is the process of creating a 360-degree explorable virtual environment using technology
- - It describes both a visual and an activity.
- - process or reproducing spatial object upon a plane or curved spaces
- - art that moves or appears to move
- A continuous mark made on a surface.
- - A feeling of depth or three dimensions.
- - ancient surfaces used for early drawings
30 Clues: - only one color • -the base for something • - interpreted as beauty • - Drawing with a pencil • - The study of past events • - art that moves or appears to move • A continuous mark made on a surface. • - thin material for writing or drawing • - Art in which artist's medium is action • - sturdy fabric for painting or crafting. • - A feeling of depth or three dimensions. • ...
Essential Art History Vocab 2025-09-08
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- of Art:A creation meant to express an idea or emotion.
- intended function or theme of an artwork, especially in architecture.
- new ideas or methods in art.
- way a surface feels or looks like it feels.
- intended use or purpose of an artwork.
- physical substances used to make an artwork.
- way an artwork is displayed to an audience.
- request or order for a specific artwork to be created.
- circumstances or background in which an artwork was made.
- emotion or personal meaning in a work.
- term for innovative, experimental, or cutting-edge art.
- area around, within, or between elements in a work.
- in an idealized or emotionally exaggerated way.
- people who observe and interpret the artwork.
- story told through a piece of art.
- of the same or similar elements throughout a work.
- to appear perfect or better than reality.
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- relationship in size between different parts of a work.
- repeating decorative design or motif.
- element of art derived from reflected light.
- subject matter or meaning of a work of art.
- awe, grandeur, or beauty beyond measure.
- area of an artwork that draws the viewer’s attention.
- path the viewer’s eye takes through a work.
- Plane:The flat surface of a two-dimensional artwork.
- visible shape or configuration of something in art.
- arrangement of elements in a piece of art.
- method used to create an artwork.
- visual tempo or beat, created by repeated elements.
- person who supports artists by funding or commissioning work.
- two-dimensional enclosed area in art.
- use of differences to create visual interest.
- sense of harmony and wholeness in a composition.
- distribution of visual weight in a composition.
- use of different elements to create visual interest.
- lightness or darkness of a color.
- continuous mark made by a tool or implied by edges.
37 Clues: new ideas or methods in art. • method used to create an artwork. • lightness or darkness of a color. • story told through a piece of art. • repeating decorative design or motif. • two-dimensional enclosed area in art. • intended use or purpose of an artwork. • emotion or personal meaning in a work. • awe, grandeur, or beauty beyond measure. • ...
'Vanitas' Unit Vocabulary Crossword 2014-06-15
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- The substances or materials used in the creation of a work of art.
- The part of a painting that is nearest to the person looking at the artwork.
- Shortness of time.
- An element of art that is produced when light, striking an object, is reflected back to the eye.
- A quality of colour. The lesser the ____, the less vibrant the painting.
- Excessive pride in or admiration of one’s own appearance or achievements.
- This is one of the seven elements of art. It is an enclosed space. The boundaries of the _____ are defined by the other elements of art (e.g. lines, colours, textures).
- One of the phrases related to the structural frame. The use of _____ & _______ represent ideas or qualities of a work of art.
- A basic element of art that refers to a continuous mark, made on a surface, by a moving point.
- The part of an artwork (painting, drawing) that forms a setting for the main figures of objects, or appears furthest from the viewer.
- The area to which the eye is drawn.
- An element of art that is used to describe either the way a three-dimensional work feels like when touched or the way an artist can depict the way something feels like in artworks.
- Purity or intensity of colour.
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- The method used when creating artworks.
- A recurring idea or concept in an artwork.
- The action of putting things together; the way objects are arranged.
- The visible shape or configuration of something.
- The portrayal of someone of something in a work of art.
- This is what one ends up with when black (or some other dark colour) is added to a pure hue.
- A 17th century still life painting that was intended to remind the viewer of the transience of created objects, of pleasure, even of life itself.
- The state of being strikingly different from something else in juxtaposition or close association.
21 Clues: Shortness of time. • Purity or intensity of colour. • The area to which the eye is drawn. • The method used when creating artworks. • A recurring idea or concept in an artwork. • The visible shape or configuration of something. • The portrayal of someone of something in a work of art. • The substances or materials used in the creation of a work of art. • ...
ART VOCABULARY 2020-12-07
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- TO DO SOMETHING BADLY
- HIGHLY PRAISED
- FILM THAT KEEPS YOU IN SUSPENSE
- SHOUT AT THE END OF A PERFORMANCE TO GET THE PERFORMER TO PLAY MORE
- NEGATIVE CRITICISED
- EXTREMELY UPSETTING
- UNCONECTED AND WITHOUT ORDER
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- LIKE BUDS OF A FLOWER,OPEN AND GROW
- SIMPLE BUT ATTRACTIVE STYLE
- IMPOSSIBLE TO BELIEVE
- movie POLICE OR CRIME THEME
- TO MAKE AN EXPRESSION OF STRONG DISAPPROVAL OR DISAGREEMENT
- AGAINST ACCEPTED SOCIAL STANDARS
- NOT AS GOOD AS PEOPLE SAY
14 Clues: HIGHLY PRAISED • NEGATIVE CRITICISED • EXTREMELY UPSETTING • TO DO SOMETHING BADLY • IMPOSSIBLE TO BELIEVE • NOT AS GOOD AS PEOPLE SAY • SIMPLE BUT ATTRACTIVE STYLE • movie POLICE OR CRIME THEME • UNCONECTED AND WITHOUT ORDER • FILM THAT KEEPS YOU IN SUSPENSE • AGAINST ACCEPTED SOCIAL STANDARS • LIKE BUDS OF A FLOWER,OPEN AND GROW • ...
Gothic Art 2022-03-24
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- types of school controlled by bishops
- gave the church a greater sense of height
- built specifically for merchants
- makes a colorful figure when sunlight shines on it
- this supported the weight of the building
- built for local government
- center and symbol of the cities
- people dedicated to teaching religion
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- independent groups teacher and students who did not want to teach and study under the control of other authorities
- built for nobles
- 12th century type of art
- pieces of stones in arches, doors and windows
- blocks of stone of different sizes for walls and etc.
- language mainly used in science, religion, and law
14 Clues: built for nobles • 12th century type of art • built for local government • center and symbol of the cities • built specifically for merchants • types of school controlled by bishops • people dedicated to teaching religion • gave the church a greater sense of height • this supported the weight of the building • pieces of stones in arches, doors and windows • ...
Art & culture 2021-12-04
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- pretty and attractive but not always useful
- objects made out of baked clay
- the art of producing beautiful writing using pens or brushes
- material for covering floors
- increases brain's activity
- extremely large
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- to show something
- skilled worker
- different types of people or things
- to value somebody or something
- all people
- traditional things that people do in an area
- a liquid that you put on a surface and use a brush to color
- hard & shiny substance
14 Clues: all people • skilled worker • extremely large • to show something • hard & shiny substance • increases brain's activity • material for covering floors • to value somebody or something • objects made out of baked clay • different types of people or things • pretty and attractive but not always useful • traditional things that people do in an area • ...
Art Final 2016-12-14
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- How our eyes look around in a work of art.
- Decorates surfaces with planned, repeated units.
- The difference between elements in an artwork.
- All is in harmony.
- The distance or area between around, above, below or within things.
- A 3-dimensional object, length, width and height. A 3-D object can be viewed from many different sides.
- A flat, enclosed area that has two dimensions – length and width.
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- The comfortable arrangement of things in art. There can be symmetrical _____ or asymmetrical _____.
- A mark made by a pointed tool, such as a brush, pen or stick.
- Describes the feel of an actual surface. There is actual ______ and implied ______.
- The creation of a focal area in a work of art.
- The relationship of something from dark to light, or light to dark.
- The repetition of shapes, lines and forms.
- Consists of hue (another word for color), Intensity (brightness), and value (lightness or darkness).
14 Clues: All is in harmony. • How our eyes look around in a work of art. • The repetition of shapes, lines and forms. • The creation of a focal area in a work of art. • The difference between elements in an artwork. • Decorates surfaces with planned, repeated units. • A mark made by a pointed tool, such as a brush, pen or stick. • ...
Medieval Art 2023-12-15
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- the most commonly used wall decoration in Byzantine churches
- The remains of a martyr
- A devotional panel depicting a sacred image
- semi-circular area at one end of the nave
- The part of a church that runs perpendicular to the nave
- A building plan that follows a straight line
- a vestibule at the entryway to a church
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- an element of architecture or sculpture that is reused
- a type of plan for a church in the shape of a cross
- The Capital city of Byzantium
- "little man"
- A pose of prayer or pleading
- The architectural element that holds the weight of the dome of the Hagia Sophia
- The central aisle of a basilica
14 Clues: "little man" • The remains of a martyr • A pose of prayer or pleading • The Capital city of Byzantium • The central aisle of a basilica • a vestibule at the entryway to a church • semi-circular area at one end of the nave • A devotional panel depicting a sacred image • A building plan that follows a straight line • a type of plan for a church in the shape of a cross • ...
Art class 2024-02-28
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- a large object you paint on that's white
- a very sticky substance to put two things together
- pencils like a pencil but colored and a tiny tip
- mix match and play with it like playdough
- Knife super sharp object you cut with
- draw with these rainbow colors with thick tip
- the main tool for a portrait artist
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- we use this to sketch things out before we draw
- a large medium or small line of sticky hard
- Tool use with clay pointy skinny object
- Brush scratch and score with this its in the bins
- measure and mark your project or paper
- sparkle your paper up with these tiny specks
- sketch in this for ideas before final decision
14 Clues: the main tool for a portrait artist • Knife super sharp object you cut with • measure and mark your project or paper • Tool use with clay pointy skinny object • a large object you paint on that's white • mix match and play with it like playdough • a large medium or small line of sticky hard • sparkle your paper up with these tiny specks • ...
Baroque Art 2024-04-09
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- Italian word that the name Baroque came from
- What kind of music was Baroque?
- What was the "Girl with Pearl Earrings" original name?
- What is another name for Proserpina?
- Where is a Baroque building in Canada?
- The place that Baroque is known to be used
- What did people have a hard time doing during the Back of Six Cello Suites?
- A design that tricks your eyes
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- One word that describes how people viewed Baroque
- Baroque focuses on an individuals _________ with God.
- One way Baroque influenced art.
- Another time period that Baroque was compared to
- Protestant ________.
- The first name of a famous woman Baroque artist
14 Clues: Protestant ________. • A design that tricks your eyes • One way Baroque influenced art. • What kind of music was Baroque? • What is another name for Proserpina? • Where is a Baroque building in Canada? • The place that Baroque is known to be used • Italian word that the name Baroque came from • The first name of a famous woman Baroque artist • ...
Art Movements 2024-04-29
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- Marylin Diptych, Warhol
- Starry Night, Van Gogh
- Liberty Leading the People
- The Two Fridas, Frida Kahlo
- The Scream, Munch
- The Stone Breakers, Courbet
- Goldfish, Matisse
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- Oath of the Horatii, David
- Improvisation 28, Kandinsky
- Migration of the Negro, Lawrence
- The Swing, Fragonard
- The Kiss, Klimt
- The Coiffure, Cassatt
- Les Demoiselles d'Avignon, Picasso
14 Clues: The Kiss, Klimt • The Scream, Munch • Goldfish, Matisse • The Swing, Fragonard • The Coiffure, Cassatt • Starry Night, Van Gogh • Marylin Diptych, Warhol • Oath of the Horatii, David • Liberty Leading the People • Improvisation 28, Kandinsky • The Two Fridas, Frida Kahlo • The Stone Breakers, Courbet • Migration of the Negro, Lawrence • Les Demoiselles d'Avignon, Picasso
Contemporary Art 2024-05-21
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- To not have something that is needed-L.
- Last name of famous artist AND big U.S. city-C.
- Refused to accept something-R.
- A style of art that emphasizes not showing much-M.
- Took for yourself without permission-A.
- Depend on something; need it to work-R.
- Predicted something in the future-F.
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- Related to ideas and concepts-C.
- Wide, extensive, including many things-B.
- Having a small amount of something-S.
- A space where nothing exists-V.
- Changing, not staying in one place-S.
- Made something hard to see; partially erased-B.
- Different, unlike other things-D.
14 Clues: Refused to accept something-R. • A space where nothing exists-V. • Related to ideas and concepts-C. • Different, unlike other things-D. • Predicted something in the future-F. • Having a small amount of something-S. • Changing, not staying in one place-S. • To not have something that is needed-L. • Took for yourself without permission-A. • ...
Art crossword 2023-04-24
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- To do with symmetry or non-symmetry
- The 2D or 3D form
- The illusion of convergence or not
- How rough the art looks or feels
- How much shade or color
- Regularly repeating elements
- May be straight, curved or looped
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- Weight to suggest quality difference
- The captivating part
- The illusion of being non-stationary
- How large something is
- The arrangement
- Your canvas
- The coherent big picture
14 Clues: Your canvas • The arrangement • The 2D or 3D form • The captivating part • How large something is • How much shade or color • The coherent big picture • Regularly repeating elements • How rough the art looks or feels • May be straight, curved or looped • The illusion of convergence or not • To do with symmetry or non-symmetry • Weight to suggest quality difference • ...
Art History 2023-09-03
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- The Baroque period had lots of fancy details and dramatic scenes in art. Paintings and sculptures from this time are very detailed and often show exciting moments.
- Realism is about painting things exactly as they look in real life. Artists like Gustave Courbet made paintings that look just like the real world.
- Deco Art Deco is all about stylish and geometric shapes. It was popular in the 1920s and 1930s, and you can see it in buildings, furniture, and posters from that time.
- Cubism is a style where artists break things into geometric shapes, like squares and triangles. It looks like they took apart objects and put them back together in a cool way.
- Art Abstract art is all about shapes and colors that don't represent anything real. It's like a puzzle, and you can think about what it means to you.
- Romanticism is full of emotions and nature. Artists painted beautiful landscapes and dramatic scenes. It's like they were telling stories with their art.
- Fauvism is about using bold and wild colors. Artists like Henri Matisse used colors that don't always match reality, but it made their art exciting and fun.
- The Renaissance was a time when art became more realistic and detailed. Artists like Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo created beautiful paintings and sculptures.
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- Art Pop Art is about using everyday objects and making them look like art. Artists like Andy Warhol painted soup cans and pictures of celebrities.
- Neoclassicism is about going back to the art styles of ancient Greece and Rome. Artists made statues and paintings that looked like they came from a long time ago.
- Post-Impressionists like Vincent van Gogh used bright colors and thick brushstrokes to express their feelings. Their art is full of energy and movement.
- Impressionism is about painting what you see in a moment. Artists like Monet and Renoir painted scenes with lots of colors and light. They made it look like the sun was shining in their paintings.
- Expressionism In this style, artists use big splashes of color and bold brushstrokes to express their feelings. It's like they're painting their emotions on the canvas.
- Surrealism is all about strange, dreamy art. Painters like Salvador Dali made paintings that didn't always make sense, but they were interesting to look at.
- Rococo is all about pretty and delicate art. Artists used pastel colors and decorated things like furniture and rooms with fancy designs.
15 Clues: Rococo is all about pretty and delicate art. Artists used pastel colors and decorated things like furniture and rooms with fancy designs. • Art Pop Art is about using everyday objects and making them look like art. Artists like Andy Warhol painted soup cans and pictures of celebrities. • ...
Art Mediums 2025-02-26
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- Artwork created by folding paper.
- Gluing different materials onto a surface.
- A drawing medium that is dry and dusty.
- Using fabric yarn, or other fibers to create an artwork. Examples include knitting, sewing, crochet, needle felting etc.
- Artwork created using technology
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- An art material made of twigs of willow or vine that have been heated at a high temperature in an enclosed vessel without oxygen
- Using a variety of mediums to create an artwork.
- Transferring images created on one surface to another generally using ink.
- A drawing medium that resembles crayon, but a little more greasy and blendable. Made of pigment, oil and wax.
- A drawing medium using a colored liquid
- A meduim used to create 3D forms. The material is found in the earth.
- Using only a regular pencil to create an artwork.
- An art material applied with a brush. Many different types exist such as watercolor, tempura, gouache, acrylic and oil.
- The type of materials the artist uses.
14 Clues: Artwork created using technology • Artwork created by folding paper. • The type of materials the artist uses. • A drawing medium using a colored liquid • A drawing medium that is dry and dusty. • Gluing different materials onto a surface. • Using a variety of mediums to create an artwork. • Using only a regular pencil to create an artwork. • ...
ART REVIEW 2025-09-12
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- colors - What are blue,green, purple
- Picasso- a Cubist artist from Spain
- - Art era in Italy from 1400s and ended in 1527
- colors -What are red, orange, and yellow called
- colors- What are green, purple, and orange called
- The farthest part of a painting
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- works that depict the natural world, such as mountains, rivers, trees, forests, and valleys.
- line- The point where the earth meets the sky
- Combining Cool and warm colors
- - part of a view that is nearest to the observer
- Ground -The middle of the painting
- colors- what are red, blue, and yellow called
- church-Influenced the Renaissance
- Da Vinci-Painted the Mona Lisa
14 Clues: Combining Cool and warm colors • Da Vinci-Painted the Mona Lisa • The farthest part of a painting • church-Influenced the Renaissance • Ground -The middle of the painting • Picasso- a Cubist artist from Spain • colors - What are blue,green, purple • line- The point where the earth meets the sky • colors- what are red, blue, and yellow called • ...
Art Movements 2025-10-10
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- religious and realistic
- graffiti and public space
- swirly, thin brushstrokes
- broken shapes and distorted features
- fancy and decorative
- mythology, storytelling, human figures
- popular and popping, bright images
- a chronological order of events
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- dreamlike and bizarre
- a style of art during a specific time period
- computer generated art
- the earliest art movement
- the most contemporary (modern) art movement
- cave paintings
- optical illusions
- Mrs. ormasen's favorite art movement
16 Clues: cave paintings • optical illusions • fancy and decorative • dreamlike and bizarre • computer generated art • religious and realistic • the earliest art movement • graffiti and public space • swirly, thin brushstrokes • a chronological order of events • popular and popping, bright images • broken shapes and distorted features • Mrs. ormasen's favorite art movement • ...
Ancient Greece/Rome 2023-02-18
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- what was the most popular food in Ancient Greece?
- what was Roman art inspired by?
- what did Roman artists focused on painting?
- what do Greeks traditionally wear?
- Robes what do Ancient Greeks wear in festivals?
- what painting method did Roman artists do?
- What spice did people in Ancient Greece use?
- what serves as one of the most amazing examples of Roman relief art?
- Scenes what did Roman history often documented?
- Games what did ancient Greeks celebrate?
- what is Roman art called?
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- who were babies blessed by?
- what did Roman art represent?
- what age did girls get married in Ancient Greece?
- what does ritual mean in Ancient Greece?
- what was the most important festival in Ancient Greece?
- what did Roman artists mostly paint on other than a canvas?
- what did Roman artists want their art to be?
- what was the most important tradition to men and woman in Ancient Greece?
19 Clues: what is Roman art called? • who were babies blessed by? • what did Roman art represent? • what was Roman art inspired by? • what do Greeks traditionally wear? • what does ritual mean in Ancient Greece? • Games what did ancient Greeks celebrate? • what painting method did Roman artists do? • what did Roman artists focused on painting? • ...
MOVEMENT/rhythm 2023-05-12
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- ____________ of windows and columns add rhythm to architecture.
- Visual movement is the principle of art used to create the impression of _____________ in a work of art.
- The most straight forward way to show ____________ in a work of art is to carefully study how things change when in motion.
- We can think of __________ as being either static or dynamic.
- Op Art artists created movement through repetition and _________________.
- Line, color and space are all examples of ______________ used when developing movement in a work of art.
- _____________ lines are often diagonal to the edges of the picture plane & may _____________ or become sweeping curves.
- A _________________ color is both light in value and strong in chroma (intensity).
- An irregular rhythm feels ____________.
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- Artists apply this unique concept of a line to __________the path something is taking through a picture.
- ____________lines that are vertical and horizontal feel solid and stable.
- The repeating element is generally referred to as a ___________.
- If the motif is _____________ in size and spacing it is said to be regular.
- Op Art makes use of the brain’s natural efforts to organize complex visual _____________ information.
- Rhythm is created by repeating shapes (a pattern), lines, colors, or any other visual component.
- If a motif is variable in size and spacing, then the rhythm is said to be ________________________.
- In art, a line is sometimes defined as a moving ______.
- A ________ rhythm feels organized and intentional.
18 Clues: An irregular rhythm feels ____________. • A ________ rhythm feels organized and intentional. • In art, a line is sometimes defined as a moving ______. • We can think of __________ as being either static or dynamic. • ____________ of windows and columns add rhythm to architecture. • The repeating element is generally referred to as a ___________. • ...
Art is Beauty 2019-09-04
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- A type of artistic writing that is meant to stir emotions, imagination, and deep feelings.
- A room or building to display and sell works of art
- Pots and other things made from clay that has been hardened by heat
- The effect something or someone has on another person.
- Something that comes from or belongs to the past
- A mix of two or more things
- Limestone that is polished and used in sculpture and architechture.
- Following the beliefs and ideas that belong to a culture or a society.
- Fiction books, stories, poetry, etc.
- The art of today
- Lasting only for a limited amount of time. Not permanent.
- A public display of works of art.
- Writing or drawing on a wall or surface in a public space.
- A picture or design in paint.
- A movie made from many drawings played together
- Lacing two pieces of a material together to make something larger. Ex: My grandmother can weave a basket from a palm tree.
- Stylish and tasteful.
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- A large sculpture of a person or animal
- A painting or drawing or photo of a person. Usually of their head and shoulders.
- Art that represents natural scenes such as moutains, rivers, deserts, etc.
- Molding something into a shape that is beautiful or useful. Pottery is a type of this.
- A building where historical, scientific, or artistic objects are stored and shown.
- A type of art that represents things from real life.
- A traditional form of Islamic art that uses Arabic language to create designs
- Something or someone that helps others be creative.
- A pattern of repeating lines and shapes.
- The art of making a form out of wood, metal, or plaster.
- The present or recent times.
- A style of art that uses shapes and colors and textures and does not try to look like reality.
- A special skill or a special way of doing something.
30 Clues: The art of today • Stylish and tasteful. • A mix of two or more things • The present or recent times. • A picture or design in paint. • A public display of works of art. • Fiction books, stories, poetry, etc. • A large sculpture of a person or animal • A pattern of repeating lines and shapes. • A movie made from many drawings played together • ...
Artwork Types 2023-07-22
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- Artworks made from clay that are shaped, fired, and glazed.
- Art Art created using digital technology and software.
- A technique of incising designs on hard surfaces like metal or wood.
- Handcrafted clay vessels and objects, often functional.
- The art of capturing images using cameras and photographic techniques.
- An artwork created by assembling small pieces of colored glass, tiles, or stones.
- Art Artworks created using fabric, yarn, or other textiles.
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- A technique of creating artworks by transferring ink from a plate to paper.
- A three-dimensional artwork created by shaping materials like stone, clay, or metal.
- A creation made using pigments applied to a canvas or surface.
- The art of decorative handwriting or lettering.
- Art Artworks designed to transform a space and engage the audience.
- A composition made by combining various materials, such as paper, fabric, or photographs.
- Street art or drawings created on public walls or surfaces.
- A representation or design made with pens, pencils, or charcoal on paper.
15 Clues: The art of decorative handwriting or lettering. • Art Art created using digital technology and software. • Handcrafted clay vessels and objects, often functional. • Artworks made from clay that are shaped, fired, and glazed. • Street art or drawings created on public walls or surfaces. • Art Artworks created using fabric, yarn, or other textiles. • ...
Art 1 Review What is art?, Art Criticism, and Line, 2013-10-07
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- The artist used many different colors and shapes because she was trying to create _______.
- Gives the impression of decoration, luxury, calmness, could suggest activity, depending on degree.
- The artist used blue in the background and he colored his dog orange he did this to create _________________; he didn’t want the dog to blend in with the background.
- An artist who design and sculpt prosthetics and animatronics for movies.
- The seven elements of art: Line, form, color, value, ______, space, and texture.
- “This sculpture is successful because it depicts the human figure realistically and shows details.”
- “This color pencil drawing is successful because it uses bright colors and repetitive shapes.”
- Lines that create confusion.
- Creative individuals who use imagination and skills to communicate in visual form.
- Mexican artist who created many self-portraits centered on love and pain.
- An organized, four step, approach for studying a work of art.
- List of important facts about a work of art.
- In the first step of art criticism you use _______ to make a list of what you see in the work.
- A line that shows or creates only the outer edges of a shape.
- Where artists store current projects or past projects.
- The artist created ___________ by painting the subject of his artwork yellow and the background purple.
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- Artists use these lines to show dignity, poise or stiffness.
- “This painting is successful because it expresses a mood.”
- In the _________ step you will explain the meaning or mood of a work of art.
- In your _________ of a work of art you discover how the artist used the elements and principles of art.
- In a credit line the _____ of the work always appears in italics.
- Type of line that suggests the mood is quiet, static, stabile, peaceful, or at rest.
- Creating something (an artwork) with skill.
- After a paint brush is thoroughly rinsed, the proper way to store it is with the bristles ___ in the cup so that they do not dry misshapen.
- Line that gives an unstable, tense feeling, but if two meet this line type suggests stability.
- If I compare how many eye widths are in the width of the human face I am looking at facial _________.
- A _______sketch is the first draft of an artwork, not all of the details are included.
- In the _________ step, you determine the degree of artistic merit in a work of art.
- Defines the edges and surface ridges of an object.
- These eight terms refer to the _____________ of art: Rhythm, movement, balance, proportion, variety, emphasis, harmony, and unity.
30 Clues: Lines that create confusion. • Creating something (an artwork) with skill. • List of important facts about a work of art. • Defines the edges and surface ridges of an object. • Where artists store current projects or past projects. • “This painting is successful because it expresses a mood.” • Artists use these lines to show dignity, poise or stiffness. • ...
Mots croisés: Art et artisanat 2025-07-09
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- Artisanat consistant à créer des objets coquets pour le quotidien
- Art de modeler de la matière
- Art audiovisuel trop souvent américanisé, dont la création d’œuvres locales est souvent méconnu des gens
- Art de scène dynamique se basant sur le corps
- Art de créer une image à l’aide de texture et de taches
- Aiguille
- Art de scène où l’on raconte une histoire
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- Art de créer de cocktail
- Je permets de traiter le cuir à l’aide de procédés chimiques
- Sans mon métier d’artisan, les belles épées et les armures racontées à l’époque médiévale n'existeraient pas
- Métier dont l’art est de mentir et de faire de fausses promesses
- Artisanat créant des objets à l’aide de cuir animal
- Art de scène, auditif, très populaire
- Souvent confondu avec le tricot, artisanat qui permet de créer en utilisant des nœuds
14 Clues: Aiguille • Art de créer de cocktail • Art de modeler de la matière • Art de scène, auditif, très populaire • Art de scène où l’on raconte une histoire • Art de scène dynamique se basant sur le corps • Artisanat créant des objets à l’aide de cuir animal • Art de créer une image à l’aide de texture et de taches • Je permets de traiter le cuir à l’aide de procédés chimiques • ...
Art and Artists of the 1960s 2023-06-26
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- - American artist known for his mixed-media collages and assemblages.
- - Experimental and innovative art movement challenging traditional norms.
- - British artist known for his vibrant and colourful paintings.
- - American artist known for his comic book-inspired Pop Art.
- ART - Artistic style inspired by popular culture and consumerism.
- - Art movement featuring geometric patterns and optical illusions.
- - Art movement characterised by popular culture references.
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- - American artist associated with the Pop Art movement.
- - American artist known for his innovative techniques in abstract expressionism.
- - Famous American artist known for his iconic Campbell's Soup Cans.
- - Cultural movement associated with poetry, literature, and art in the 1960s.
- - Art movement focused on simplicity and reduction of form.
- - Popular medium used by artists in the 1960s for their artworks.
- - American artist known for his large-scale abstract colour field paintings.
- - Japanese artist and musician, associated with the Fluxus movement.
15 Clues: - American artist associated with the Pop Art movement. • - Art movement focused on simplicity and reduction of form. • - Art movement characterised by popular culture references. • - American artist known for his comic book-inspired Pop Art. • - British artist known for his vibrant and colourful paintings. • ...
Crossword Puzzle 9 2023-05-04
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- Grotesque stone figure
- Art of paper folding
- Traditional Spanish dance
- Art of cultivating small trees
- Artistic handwriting
- Natural dye for body art
- Strong coffee
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- Geometric pattern used in Hinduism and Buddhism
- Martial art using throws and holds
- Song to soothe a child to sleep
- Cloud of gas and dust in space
- Light rain
- Fragrant substance burned for its aroma
- Ancient counting device
- Optical toy with shifting patterns
15 Clues: Light rain • Strong coffee • Art of paper folding • Artistic handwriting • Grotesque stone figure • Ancient counting device • Natural dye for body art • Traditional Spanish dance • Cloud of gas and dust in space • Art of cultivating small trees • Song to soothe a child to sleep • Martial art using throws and holds • Optical toy with shifting patterns • ...
SEEING THINGS 2023-02-14
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- The feel, appearance, or consistency of a surface or substance (element of art)
- What would Blake like to see A.I. make a visual of?
- Abbreviation of artificial intelligence.
- A pencil or stick of colored chalk and wax, used for drawing.
- A technique in art that uses rubbing pencils/charcoal on paper against a textured surface.
- The last name of the artist who uses artificial intelligence to make visuals.
- The last name of the artist we learned about in the first class.
- The process of producing etched objects or images.
- An external form/contour or outline of a subject (element of art)
- Design that repeats shape, line, or color.
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- Art process of transferring pictures and designs by folding paper with paint on it to reveal a mirror pattern - can be used to blotch and make chaotic shapes and forms.
- Identifiable path created by a point moving in space (element of art).
- A form of decoration made by scratching a surface to reveal a lower layer of a contrasting color.
- Movement in visual art and literature depicting images that make no rational sense.
- Complete disorder and confusion.
- What did we use to push the ink around the paper to create random lines?
- Drawing medium formed into a stick which consists of pigment and oil.
- What did Mr. Wilson spill on the floor of the art room?
18 Clues: Complete disorder and confusion. • Abbreviation of artificial intelligence. • Design that repeats shape, line, or color. • The process of producing etched objects or images. • What would Blake like to see A.I. make a visual of? • What did Mr. Wilson spill on the floor of the art room? • A pencil or stick of colored chalk and wax, used for drawing. • ...
INTODUCTION TO ART 2021-12-16
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- arranging visual images and words to communicate a message.
- art: perceived and appreciated by use of the sense of vision. Performing art: deals with the use of body parts.
- composition; composition from a given topic.
- a substance used to create an artwork.
- defined by medium and composition and made on flat surfaces.
- object designed to perform a specific kind of work but it’s not part of the final work.
- of a Living person: a study of human anatomy.
- art: deals with the history and literature of art.
- tangible and observed in height
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- drawing and painting compositions from objects that exist naturally.
- technology; the making of crafts.
- one who is skilled in a particular craft.
- refers to the work of art that is skilfully produced by hands especially in a traditional way.
- Art is the act of expressing one’s feelings /ideas.
- skill with which one uses tools and materials to execute a given task. It is a skill of making things, especially by hand.
15 Clues: tangible and observed in height • technology; the making of crafts. • a substance used to create an artwork. • one who is skilled in a particular craft. • composition; composition from a given topic. • of a Living person: a study of human anatomy. • Art is the act of expressing one’s feelings /ideas. • art: deals with the history and literature of art. • ...
Final Review 2023-12-12
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- a precise shape with edges, lines, or corners
- another name for color
- a shape that is irregular or uneven and man-made
- basic visual symbols in the language of art
- the student does not look at the paper at all. Instead, he/she looks at what they are drawing.
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- another name for the center of interest
- shapes or forms made from nature
- the element of art that refers to how things feel, or look as if they might feel
- the element of art that is a 2 dimensional area
- the element of art that describes the darkness or lightness of a color
- point at which earth and sky meet
- the element of art that refers to the emptiness or area between, around, above, below or within objects
- the pare of the picture plane that appears closest to the viewer
- an element of art that is a path of a moving point through space
- the element of art that has 3 dimensions
15 Clues: another name for color • shapes or forms made from nature • point at which earth and sky meet • another name for the center of interest • the element of art that has 3 dimensions • basic visual symbols in the language of art • a precise shape with edges, lines, or corners • the element of art that is a 2 dimensional area • a shape that is irregular or uneven and man-made • ...
Arts 2023-04-17
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- the art of designing and constructing buildings.
- the art of performing or moving the body in a rhythmic way, usually, to music.
- the art of taking or processing photos.
- the art of applying paint to a surface to create an image.
- the art of performing or acting in a play with audience .
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- the art of writing or reading books.
- the art of making abstract or representative forms in a piece of paper with graphite, choarcoal, or other materials.
- and rhythm
- the art of making 3D figures by carving stone, wood, or other materials.
- the art of combining sounds in a beautiful form to express a message or feeling.
- a type of writing in which the message is expressed in a beautiful way with a distinctive
- the art of making or appreciating movies.
12 Clues: and rhythm • the art of writing or reading books. • the art of taking or processing photos. • the art of making or appreciating movies. • the art of designing and constructing buildings. • the art of performing or acting in a play with audience . • the art of applying paint to a surface to create an image. • ...
chapter 3 2016-03-24
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- What do you call a 2nd version of something?
- What _________ your art?
- What do you do before you paint?
- Size and softness have a thickness to create what?
- What's the opposite of physical?
- What is another word for line?
- What is a repeated element?
- Something used in art.
- Another word for amount?
- What represents a 3D detail?
- What do you call someone that builds buildings?
- What has 4 equal sides?
- What is the behind the focus in the art?
- What is a square?
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- What is used to measure weight?
- The________ of a line is how light it is.
- Viewers have to what on art?
- You have to have composition what?
- What do you measure when you go from one place to another?
- What is it called when a line is small or big?
- To make a line darker or lighter you apply what?
- Quality of art.
- What do you call how big something is?
- What is a straight boundary?
- North,south,east,and west are what?
25 Clues: Quality of art. • What is a square? • Something used in art. • What has 4 equal sides? • What _________ your art? • Another word for amount? • What is a repeated element? • Viewers have to what on art? • What is a straight boundary? • What represents a 3D detail? • What is another word for line? • What is used to measure weight? • What do you do before you paint? • ...
chapter 3 2016-03-24
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- What do you call someone that builds buildings?
- You have to have composition what?
- The________ of a line is how light it is.
- Another word for amount?
- What is another word for line?
- Viewers have to what on art?
- North,south,east,and west are what?
- What do you do before you paint?
- Size and softness have a thickness to create what?
- What is a straight boundary?
- What is a repeated element?
- What's the opposite of physical?
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- Quality of art.
- What is it called when a line is small or big?
- Something used in art.
- What represents a 3D detail?
- What _________ your art?
- What is the behind the focus in the art?
- What has 4 equal sides?
- What do you measure when you go from one place to another?
- What do you call how big something is?
- What do you call a 2nd version of something?
- To make a line darker or lighter you apply what?
- What is a square?
- What is used to measure weight?
25 Clues: Quality of art. • What is a square? • Something used in art. • What has 4 equal sides? • What _________ your art? • Another word for amount? • What is a repeated element? • What represents a 3D detail? • Viewers have to what on art? • What is a straight boundary? • What is another word for line? • What is used to measure weight? • What do you do before you paint? • ...
Art and Artists 2 2023-11-26
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- HOLBEIN: German Renaissance painter known for his portraits.
- French painter and sculptor, associated with Art Brut.
- American painter and printmaker, a significant figure in minimalism.
- Italian Baroque painter known for his realistic depiction of religious subjects.
- British artist associated with Op Art.
- Russian-French modernist artist known for his dreamlike paintings.
- French Romantic painter known for Liberty Leading the People.
- American abstract expressionist painter known for his color field paintings.
- KUSAMA: Japanese contemporary artist known for her avant-garde work.
- Italian painter and architect from the Gothic and Proto-Renaissance periods.
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- Russian painter and art theorist, a pioneer of abstract art.
- American Impressionist painter, known for her depictions of mother and child.
- Spanish Surrealist painter and sculptor.
- Dutch abstract painter, a key figure in De Stijl movement.
- BASQUIAT: American artist and graffiti painter.
- Armenian-American abstract expressionist painter.
- German-French sculptor and painter, a key figure in Dadaism.
- French-American painter and sculptor associated with Dadaism.
- Russian avant-garde artist and art theorist.
- German artist, known for her expressionist prints and sculptures.
20 Clues: British artist associated with Op Art. • Spanish Surrealist painter and sculptor. • Russian avant-garde artist and art theorist. • BASQUIAT: American artist and graffiti painter. • Armenian-American abstract expressionist painter. • French painter and sculptor, associated with Art Brut. • Dutch abstract painter, a key figure in De Stijl movement. • ...
Martín's crossword 2021-06-16
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- e_st_r ( religon )
- c_ r _ b_ _ _ u _ (natural science)
- boom b_ n _ _ _ab_ _m (social studies)
- p_a_ ( religion )
- p_o_og_a_h_ ( language )
- tr _ _ i_ _o_ s ( art and culture)
- d_s_o_n_s ( math )
- p_p_l_t_o_ ( social studies )
- r_ u _ _ _ e (english)
- p_ _ s _ _ e _ _ s (social studies)
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- w_ _ _ t _ _r (natural science)
- g_om_t_y ( math )
- f_a_t_o_s ( math )
- d_u_ ( art and culture )
- c_ _ a_t_ _ p_ e (natural science)
- m_s_c ( art and culture)
- f_ _ i _ y (english)
- a_ i _ a_ s (english)
- s_ _r _e_ ( language )
- c_m_u_i_n ( religon )
- p_e_s ( language )
21 Clues: g_om_t_y ( math ) • p_a_ ( religion ) • e_st_r ( religon ) • f_a_t_o_s ( math ) • d_s_o_n_s ( math ) • p_e_s ( language ) • f_ _ i _ y (english) • a_ i _ a_ s (english) • c_m_u_i_n ( religon ) • s_ _r _e_ ( language ) • r_ u _ _ _ e (english) • d_u_ ( art and culture ) • m_s_c ( art and culture) • p_o_og_a_h_ ( language ) • p_p_l_t_o_ ( social studies ) • w_ _ _ t _ _r (natural science) • ...
Greek compare and contrast. 2021-02-11
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- Lasted for 500 years.
- pays for things.
- A child entertainment item.
- A fallen empire.
- sustinence needed to live.
- a place where people live.
- Very powerful
- A war fought with carrthidge.
- Inspired by greek art
- a group of democracy..
- Using smarts to create.
- Fights between countries.
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- pots made for art.
- Support structures.
- Didnt care about fashion
- Very artistic flooring.
- Things for self defense.
- Writing and poems.
- Where close to the sea.
- a animals kept as a companion.
20 Clues: Very powerful • pays for things. • A fallen empire. • pots made for art. • Writing and poems. • Support structures. • Lasted for 500 years. • Inspired by greek art • a group of democracy.. • Very artistic flooring. • Where close to the sea. • Using smarts to create. • Didnt care about fashion • Things for self defense. • Fights between countries. • sustinence needed to live. • ...
Drawing & Painting 2023-06-05
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- used to press ink onto paper
- cut and paste art
- has vanishing points
- lines going upwards
- water and paint
- physical feeling
- lines receding to vanishing points
- lines going left and right
- art of making copies
- line separating sky from ground
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- roller for ink
- continuous mark
- area
- art about a person
- light carving
- darks and lights
- three dimensional
- printmaking artist
- collage artist
- between wet on wet and dry brush
- very transparent painting method
- hue
- scratchy
23 Clues: hue • area • scratchy • light carving • roller for ink • collage artist • continuous mark • water and paint • darks and lights • physical feeling • cut and paste art • three dimensional • art about a person • printmaking artist • lines going upwards • has vanishing points • art of making copies • lines going left and right • used to press ink onto paper • line separating sky from ground • ...
25 2025-03-28
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- Kufic-style ornament
- Ancient burial chest
- Elegant Rococo style
- Maya underworld imagery
- Russian realist artist
- Varied artistic mixture
- Curved molding shape
- Double peristyle temple
- Gothic Italian sculptor
- Decorated stone coffins
- Mughal painting style
- Artistic lens design
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- Illusionistic painting
- Caribbean indigenous art
- Ceramic decoration type
- Bright red pigment
- Vessel with sharp ridge
- Japanese narrative scroll
- Islamic geometric pattern
- Animal-shaped objects
- Spanish princess art
- Etruscan black pottery
- Egyptian capital type
- Mythological figures art
- Unmade holy images
25 Clues: Bright red pigment • Unmade holy images • Kufic-style ornament • Ancient burial chest • Elegant Rococo style • Spanish princess art • Curved molding shape • Artistic lens design • Animal-shaped objects • Egyptian capital type • Mughal painting style • Illusionistic painting • Etruscan black pottery • Russian realist artist • Ceramic decoration type • Vessel with sharp ridge • ...
M 2022-07-02
26 Clues: In • Art • Owl • Burn • Mess • Star • Dark • Down • Wake • Color • Piano • Frost • Grand • Fallen • Little • Violet • Flight • Deadly • Scorpio • Citadel • Blossoms • Kintsugi • Thoughts • Masquerade • Nightshade • Introversion
INTODUCTION TO ART 2021-12-16
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- one who is skilled in a particular craft.
- arranging visual images and words to communicate a message.
- object designed to perform a specific kind of work but it’s not part of the final work.
- composition; composition from a given topic.
- art: perceived and appreciated by use of the sense of vision. Performing art: deals with the use of body parts.
- Art is the act of expressing one’s feelings /ideas.
- of a Living person: a study of human anatomy.
- study: drawing and painting compositions from objects that exist naturally.
- tangible and observed in height
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- defined by medium and composition and made on flat surfaces.
- a substance used to create an artwork.
- skill with which one uses tools and materials to execute a given task. It is a skill of making things, especially by hand.
- refers to the work of art that is skilfully produced by hands especially in a traditional way.
- art: deals with the history and literature of art.
- technology; the making of crafts.
15 Clues: tangible and observed in height • technology; the making of crafts. • a substance used to create an artwork. • one who is skilled in a particular craft. • composition; composition from a given topic. • of a Living person: a study of human anatomy. • art: deals with the history and literature of art. • Art is the act of expressing one’s feelings /ideas. • ...
throwback foods 2023-02-06
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- defined as the difference in colors to create a piece of visual art.
- refers to how adding black or white to color
- can be rough or smooth to the touch
- is the visual perception
- the intensity of color
- gives shape to a piece of art,
- the relationship between items in a painting,
- can be color, unity, balance, or any other principle or element of art
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- a piece of art refers to the distribution of weight or the apparent weight of the piece.
- the area around the focal point of the art piece and might be positive or negative,
- is the way something is organized and repeated in its shape or form and can flow without much structure in some random repetition.
- conveys a sense of completeness, pleasure when viewing the art,
- the artwork can have many meanings.
- a piece of art denotes a type of repetition used to either demonstrate movement or expanse.
- is primarily a dot or series of dots.
15 Clues: the intensity of color • is the visual perception • gives shape to a piece of art, • the artwork can have many meanings. • can be rough or smooth to the touch • is primarily a dot or series of dots. • refers to how adding black or white to color • the relationship between items in a painting, • conveys a sense of completeness, pleasure when viewing the art, • ...
chapter 3 2016-03-24
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- What do you call a 2nd version of something?
- Viewers have to what on art?
- What do you call someone that builds buildings?
- The________ of a line is how light it is.
- What is it called when a line is small or big?
- Another word for amount?
- What has 4 equal sides?
- To make a line darker or lighter you apply what?
- North,south,east,and west are what?
- What represents a 3D detail?
- What is another word for line?
- What is used to measure weight?
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- What do you measure when you go from one place to another?
- Size and softness have a thickness to create what?
- What _________ your art?
- Quality of art.
- What is the behind the focus in the art?
- What do you call how big something is?
- You have to have composition what?
- Something used in art.
- What is a square?
- What is a repeated element?
- What's the opposite of physical?
- What is a straight boundary?
- What do you do before you paint?
25 Clues: Quality of art. • What is a square? • Something used in art. • What has 4 equal sides? • What _________ your art? • Another word for amount? • What is a repeated element? • Viewers have to what on art? • What represents a 3D detail? • What is a straight boundary? • What is another word for line? • What is used to measure weight? • What's the opposite of physical? • ...
Ancient Greece/Rome 2023-02-18
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- Robes what do Ancient Greeks wear in festivals?
- what does ritual mean in Ancient Greece?
- what do Greeks traditionally wear?
- Games what did ancient Greeks celebrate?
- what was the most popular food in Ancient Greece?
- what was the most important tradition to men and woman in Ancient Greece?
- what did some artists create by using small pieces of glass or stone to make a larger image?
- who were babies blessed by? Panatheaea what was the most important festival in Ancient Greece?
- what was the most important festival in Ancient Greece?
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- what did Roman artists want their art to be?
- what did Roman art represent?
- what serves as one of the most amazing examples of Roman relief art?
- what age did girls get married in Ancient Greece?
- What spice did people in Ancient Greece use?
- Scenes what did Roman history often documented?
- what painting method did Roman artists do?
- what did Roman artists mostly paint on other than a canvas?
- what did Roman artists focused on painting?
- what was Roman art inspired by?
- what is Roman art called?
20 Clues: what is Roman art called? • what did Roman art represent? • what was Roman art inspired by? • what do Greeks traditionally wear? • what does ritual mean in Ancient Greece? • Games what did ancient Greeks celebrate? • what painting method did Roman artists do? • what did Roman artists focused on painting? • what did Roman artists want their art to be? • ...
Art and Music Puzzle Fun 2025-01-16
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- – Combination of different musical notes played together.
- – 3D artwork created by shaping materials.
- – The character or quality of a musical sound.
- – Art divided into three sections.
- – Innovative, experimental art or music.
- – A large painting on a wall.
- – The use of strong contrasts between light and dark.
- – Concerned with beauty or artistic taste.
- – Arrangement of elements in art.
- - A sequence of notes that are musically satisfying.
- – Notes in a chord played in succession.
- – Gradual increase in loudness.
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- – Pattern of beats in music.
- – A polyphonic play with a recurring theme.
- – A person highly skilled in music.
- – Material used in art (e.g., oil, watercolor).
- – Stand used to support a canvas.
- – Surface for painting.
- – A mark made by a paintbrush.
- – A board for mixing colors.
- – A sequence of chords that end a phrase.
- – Art style that doesn’t portray reality directly.
- – A play for an instrumental soloist.
- – A large orchestral piece, usually in four movements.
- – Technique for creating depth on a flat surface.
25 Clues: – Surface for painting. • – Pattern of beats in music. • – A board for mixing colors. • – A large painting on a wall. • – A mark made by a paintbrush. • – Gradual increase in loudness. • – Stand used to support a canvas. • – Arrangement of elements in art. • – Art divided into three sections. • – A person highly skilled in music. • – A play for an instrumental soloist. • ...
Soft Times Crossword no.1 2022-02-02
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- single person show
- brilliant white
- large art construction
- bidding sale
- pollack's better half
- artistic composition
- soft times cross-street
- opaque watercolor
- liquid color supply
- pen tip, calligraphy
- wood canvas
- crimson
- soft times curator
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- black, abbr
- expoxy coat
- soft times street
- working space
- brush type, feathering
- sandwiches, opposite soft times
- canvas binder
- even, gentle paint tool
- superflat art theory, japan
- artistic theme
- opposite of fungible, abbr
- "a bigger splash," 1967
- monetary art lover
- gallery show
27 Clues: crimson • black, abbr • expoxy coat • wood canvas • bidding sale • gallery show • working space • canvas binder • artistic theme • brilliant white • soft times street • opaque watercolor • single person show • monetary art lover • soft times curator • liquid color supply • artistic composition • pen tip, calligraphy • pollack's better half • large art construction • brush type, feathering • ...
Soft Times Crossword no.1 2022-02-02
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- single person show
- brilliant white
- large art construction
- bidding sale
- pollack's better half
- artistic composition
- soft times cross-street
- opaque watercolor
- liquid color supply
- pen tip, calligraphy
- wood canvas
- crimson
- soft times curator
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- black, abbr
- expoxy coat
- soft times street
- working space
- brush type, feathering
- sandwiches, opposite soft times
- canvas binder
- even, gentle paint tool
- superflat art theory, japan
- artistic theme
- opposite of fungible, abbr
- "a bigger splash," 1967
- monetary art lover
- gallery show
27 Clues: crimson • black, abbr • expoxy coat • wood canvas • bidding sale • gallery show • working space • canvas binder • artistic theme • brilliant white • soft times street • opaque watercolor • single person show • monetary art lover • soft times curator • liquid color supply • artistic composition • pen tip, calligraphy • pollack's better half • large art construction • brush type, feathering • ...
CHAPTER #14 2025-12-09
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- /First totalitarian state
- / Joyce's landmark work
- /Nijinsky's art
- /Imagist poetry trait
- /Stanislavsky association
- /Copland's inspiration
- /Fauvist artworks
- /Gropius and Le Corbusier
- /20th century art traits
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- /Nihilism and irrationalism
- /Cause of the Holocaust
- /Freud's view of civilization
- /Rapid cinematic shots
- /Dada artists' role
- York /Post 1945 art shift
- / Leading action painter
- /Jazz characteristics
- /Einstein's theory
- /Freud's libido theory
- /Guernica subject
20 Clues: /Nijinsky's art • /Fauvist artworks • /Guernica subject • /Einstein's theory • /Dada artists' role • /Imagist poetry trait • /Jazz characteristics • /Rapid cinematic shots • /Copland's inspiration • /Freud's libido theory • /Cause of the Holocaust • / Joyce's landmark work • / Leading action painter • /20th century art traits • /First totalitarian state • York /Post 1945 art shift • ...
Archaeology 2022-05-01
26 Clues: art • dig • life • tomb • time • past • site • bones • human • museum • fossil • lithic • trowel • culture • history • biology • society • pottery • artifact • heritage • religion • material • antiquity • excavation • archaeology • anthropology
French 2023-01-14
20 Clues: Art • Math • Forty • Fifty • sixty • Health • French • Art class • Fifty one • Forty six • Math class • Fifty five • fifty nine • Thirty nine • Forty seven • Music class • Forty three • Chorus class • English class • Science class
Ancient Greece/Rome 2023-02-18
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- what painting method did Roman artists do?
- What spice did people in Ancient Greece use?
- Games what did ancient Greeks celebrate?
- what did Roman artists mostly paint on other than a canvas?
- Scenes what did Roman history often documented?
- what was the most important festival in Ancient Greece?
- what do Greeks traditionally wear?
- what was Roman art inspired by?
- what did Roman artists focused on painting?
- what did Roman art represent?
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- what is Roman art called?
- what did Roman artists want their art to be?
- what age did girls get married in Ancient Greece?
- what was the most important tradition to men and woman in Ancient Greece?
- what was the most popular food in Ancient Greece?
- what did some artists create by using small pieces of glass or stone to make a larger image?
- what does ritual mean in Ancient Greece?
- who were babies blessed by?
- what serves as one of the most amazing examples of Roman relief art?
- Robes what do Ancient Greeks wear in festivals?
20 Clues: what is Roman art called? • who were babies blessed by? • what did Roman art represent? • what was Roman art inspired by? • what do Greeks traditionally wear? • Games what did ancient Greeks celebrate? • what does ritual mean in Ancient Greece? • what painting method did Roman artists do? • what did Roman artists focused on painting? • ...
L'univers de la culture 2026-04-13
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- elle adoucit les mœurs
- sensibilisation aux enjeux environnementaux
- style des peintres, écrivains et musiciens qui se proposent d'exprimer les impressions fugitives
- information, paroles transmises
- créateur de la sculpture des deux arches de containers au Havre
- art de concevoir et de construire des édifices
- regroupement d'activités, d’œuvres humaines destinées à toucher les sens et les émotions
- peintre impressionniste français très connu
- représentation artistique d'une personne en particulier
- créations éphémère de grande ampleur sur la nature, les paysages
- créateur de la Statue-de-la-liberté
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- tradition, manière d'agir établie par l'usage chez un peuple
- art dans lequel on réalise des formes en volume, en trois dimensions et en relief
- moyen, technique et support de diffusion massive de l’information
- premier matériau que vous avez utilisez pour sculpter lorsque vous étiez enfant
- un matériau utilisé pour la sculpture
- sculpture monumentale monolithique la plus grande du monde situé en Egypte
- galerie du land-art
- lieux où l'on peut admirer des œuvres, des tableaux
- salles de projection
20 Clues: galerie du land-art • salles de projection • elle adoucit les mœurs • information, paroles transmises • créateur de la Statue-de-la-liberté • un matériau utilisé pour la sculpture • sensibilisation aux enjeux environnementaux • peintre impressionniste français très connu • art de concevoir et de construire des édifices • lieux où l'on peut admirer des œuvres, des tableaux • ...
Artist 1 2022-06-29
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- stop
- everlasting
- search
- not deep
- art show
- inhabitants
- enlarged, made bigger
- of the sea
- covering, spanning
- not smooth
- marine invertebrates
- people or the past
- makes
- shelf, ridge
- small marine plants
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- showing thoughts/feelings
- keen, motivated
- development, adaptation
- not rough
- come out
- strange
- under
- body shapes
- top, outside part
- new, inventive
- past of draw
- hole, hollow
- someone who swims with an air pipe
- art of writing poems
- underwater breathing equipment
- art show space
31 Clues: stop • under • makes • search • strange • come out • not deep • art show • not rough • of the sea • not smooth • everlasting • body shapes • inhabitants • past of draw • hole, hollow • shelf, ridge • new, inventive • art show space • keen, motivated • top, outside part • covering, spanning • people or the past • small marine plants • marine invertebrates • art of writing poems • enlarged, made bigger • development, adaptation • ...
crossword puzzle no.2 2022-12-01
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- my body is covered in ........
- opposite of foreground
- ABC
- milk+chocolate+strawberry+ice
- look at pictured
- forty+thirty
- where you do art and paint things
- ten+ten
- fifty+fifty
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- violin or piano
- at school you go and play with your friends there
- look at picture a
- where you have p.e. and do sports
- where they play football
- look at picture b
- opposite of behind
- my job is art , i am ........
- look at picture c
- 2+2
- lettuce + tomato+cucumber
- sports
21 Clues: ABC • 2+2 • sports • ten+ten • fifty+fifty • forty+thirty • violin or piano • look at pictured • look at picture a • look at picture b • look at picture c • opposite of behind • opposite of foreground • where they play football • lettuce + tomato+cucumber • milk+chocolate+strawberry+ice • my job is art , i am ........ • my body is covered in ........ • where you have p.e. and do sports • ...
10 2025-03-26
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- Circular building
- Painting outdoors
- Street wall art
- New decorative style
- Awe-inspiring quality
- Slanted compositional line
- Hammered relief metal
- Outline drawing line
- Container for relics
- Semicircular church end
- Dot shading technique
- Organizes performances
- Photosensitive coating
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- Small preliminary model
- Clay slip decoration
- Trick-the-eye art
- Overhanging beam style
- Sculpture framework
- Offered in devotion
- Composite photo artwork
- True fresco technique
- Three-part design
- Ancient storage box
- Small illustrative art
- Original first model
25 Clues: Street wall art • Circular building • Painting outdoors • Trick-the-eye art • Three-part design • Sculpture framework • Offered in devotion • Ancient storage box • Clay slip decoration • New decorative style • Outline drawing line • Container for relics • Original first model • Awe-inspiring quality • Hammered relief metal • True fresco technique • Dot shading technique • Overhanging beam style • ...
In the classroom 2021-09-03
22 Clues: art • pen • book • read • help • paper • write • music • teach • learn • study • class • listen • pencil • school • student • teacher • practice • schedule • at me, look at me • studies, social studies • attention, pay attention
Classes! 2021-03-03
24 Clues: Art • coro • Math • P.E. • Band • arte • banda • Music • I like • I love • música • inglés • Chorus • Science • English • español • escuela • Spanish • ciencias • Humanities • me encanta • humanidades • matemáticas • educación física
Archaeology 2022-05-01
26 Clues: art • dig • life • tomb • time • past • site • bones • human • museum • fossil • lithic • trowel • culture • history • biology • society • pottery • artifact • heritage • religion • material • antiquity • excavation • archaeology • anthropology
Trsha: The Practices - Artmaking 2022-08-26
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- width height depth
- width height depth time
- 3 dimensional art
- the actual art object
- the intended meaning of an artist's artwork
- marks made with implements and materials other than paint
- how artist uses materials in their art making
- art made from fabric fibre and cloth
- artwork created with the use of paint
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- a photograph documenting an ephemeral site specific installation or artwork
- ornaments typically made from precious metals and gemstones
- the artists use of ideas and intent
- the design of buildings spaces and environments
- the reproduced artwork such in a text or magazine
- the use of clay and Glazes to create vitrified objects that have been fired in a kiln
- digitised art painting
16 Clues: 3 dimensional art • width height depth • the actual art object • digitised art painting • width height depth time • the artists use of ideas and intent • art made from fabric fibre and cloth • artwork created with the use of paint • the intended meaning of an artist's artwork • how artist uses materials in their art making • the design of buildings spaces and environments • ...
art words 2021-01-04
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- possessing or displaying symmetry
- without bends or irregularities
- the artistic distribution of light and dark masses in a picture
- (of colours) intense or vivid
- upright
- a substance occurring in plant or animal tissue and producing a characteristic colour
- a piece of fabric or a similar material on which a painting is done, usually in oils
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- moderately hot
- a device made of bristles, hairs, wires, used to apply paint
- quarrelsome or belligerent
- of relatively great extent from one surface to the other
- moderately cold
- having no reference to material objects or specific examples
- interrupted or disturbed or disconnected
14 Clues: upright • moderately hot • moderately cold • quarrelsome or belligerent • (of colours) intense or vivid • without bends or irregularities • possessing or displaying symmetry • interrupted or disturbed or disconnected • of relatively great extent from one surface to the other • a device made of bristles, hairs, wires, used to apply paint • ...
martial art 2021-04-09
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- =The Engolo is a ritual fighting performance by various ethnic groups around the Cunene River in southern Angola.
- =the sport that we practice with feet
- =the world's most populkar combat sport
- =Japanese wrestling sport
- =Kapap is a close combat system of defensive tactics.
- =Defendo is a Canadian martial art and self-defense system created in 1945 for law enforcement structures by Bill Underwood.
- =the sport founded by Jigoro Kano in 1882
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- = this combat sport was taught to Thai soldiers as early as the 15th century
- =There are a very large number of varieties, but there are three main varieties
- = the combat sport, which brings together combat that were developped by the samourai
- =This involves both batting or wrestling.
- = Fencing is a combat sport that consists of the art of touching an opponent with the tip or edge of a knife on the authorized parts
- =we use our stitches, in which we have gloves and kicks
- = a kind of batting fight practiced in India and Bangladesh.
14 Clues: =Japanese wrestling sport • =the sport that we practice with feet • =This involves both batting or wrestling. • =the sport founded by Jigoro Kano in 1882 • =the world's most populkar combat sport • =Kapap is a close combat system of defensive tactics. • =we use our stitches, in which we have gloves and kicks • ...
Art Vocabulary 2022-11-13
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- A rough drawing of an object
- A picture of natural scenery for example mountains, trees, rivers
- A picture of a person or group of people
- A tool used to paint
- A picture made by using paint
- Things made from clay
- A book that an artist draws in
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- An image captured with a camera
- A picture made with pen, pencil, charcoal, or chalk
- A piece of cloth that you paint on
- A public display of art work
- How an object feels to touch
- Recording moving images
- A building where historical, artistic and cultural objects are
14 Clues: A tool used to paint • Things made from clay • Recording moving images • A rough drawing of an object • A public display of art work • How an object feels to touch • A picture made by using paint • A book that an artist draws in • An image captured with a camera • A piece of cloth that you paint on • A picture of a person or group of people • ...
Art Styles 2023-12-19
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- An illustrative style that simplifies and exaggerates features to create humorous or expressive characters, often seen in comics, animated cartoons, and caricatures, making the artwork visually engaging and entertaining.
- Art A historical art style that emerged during the Renaissance period, featuring realistic representations of human subjects, classical themes, and a focus on proportion, perspective, and the use of light and shadow for depth and realism.
- Art A modern art form that utilizes digital technology to create visual artworks, including illustrations, animations, and interactive installations, allowing artists to explore new tools and techniques in the digital realm.
- Art A movement that celebrates popular culture, using bold colors, recognizable imagery, and everyday objects from advertising and mass media to create art that reflects the vibrant and dynamic aspects of contemporary society.
- Art An art style created in public spaces, such as streets and walls, often involving murals, stencils, and installations, reflecting the diversity of urban culture and addressing social, political, or environmental issues through artistic expression.
- A style that aims to depict subjects with a high degree of accuracy, closely resembling the way they appear in real life, often focusing on everyday scenes and people with meticulous attention to detail.
- and Anime A style originating from Japanese comics (Manga) and animated TV shows or movies (Anime), featuring distinctive characters with large eyes, vibrant colors, and exaggerated emotions, capturing the imagination of audiences worldwide.
- A style that explores dreamlike and fantastical elements, often combining unrelated objects and scenes to evoke a sense of surprise, mystery, and the unconscious mind, creating art that goes beyond the boundaries of reality.
- An art movement that presents a subject from multiple viewpoints simultaneously, breaking down objects into geometric shapes, emphasizing the abstract and fragmented nature of the visual experience.
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- Expressionism A style that emphasizes spontaneous, intuitive creation, often using bold gestures, drips, and splashes of paint to convey emotions and explore the artist's inner world, allowing the viewer to connect with the raw energy of the artwork.
- Art An art style that does not attempt to represent an accurate depiction of visual reality but instead uses shapes, colors, forms, and gestural marks to achieve its effect, encouraging viewers to interpret the artwork in their own unique way.
- A style characterized by capturing the essence of a scene or object through the use of loose brushstrokes, light, and color, often depicting the effects of light and atmosphere in a momentary and expressive way.
- A style characterized by simplicity, using minimal elements, clean lines, and a limited color palette to achieve a sense of harmony and clarity, focusing on the essentials and eliminating unnecessary details in artistic expression.
- Art An urban art style characterized by creating visual expressions on walls and surfaces using various techniques, including spray paint and markers, often conveying social or political messages or showcasing individual artistic expression.
- A technique that involves creating images using small, distinct dots of color, allowing the viewer's eyes to blend and perceive a broader range of colors, producing a vibrant and luminous effect in paintings.
15 Clues: An art movement that presents a subject from multiple viewpoints simultaneously, breaking down objects into geometric shapes, emphasizing the abstract and fragmented nature of the visual experience. • ...
Art History 2023-09-03
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- Neoclassicism is about going back to the art styles of ancient Greece and Rome. Artists made statues and paintings that looked like they came from a long time ago.
- Fauvism is about using bold and wild colors. Artists like Henri Matisse used colors that don't always match reality, but it made their art exciting and fun.
- Realism is about painting things exactly as they look in real life. Artists like Gustave Courbet made paintings that look just like the real world.
- Romanticism is full of emotions and nature. Artists painted beautiful landscapes and dramatic scenes. It's like they were telling stories with their art.
- The Baroque period had lots of fancy details and dramatic scenes in art. Paintings and sculptures from this time are very detailed and often show exciting moments.
- The Renaissance was a time when art became more realistic and detailed. Artists like Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo created beautiful paintings and sculptures.
- Post-Impressionists like Vincent van Gogh used bright colors and thick brushstrokes to express their feelings. Their art is full of energy and movement.
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- Cubism is a style where artists break things into geometric shapes, like squares and triangles. It looks like they took apart objects and put them back together in a cool way.
- Expressionism In this style, artists use big splashes of color and bold brushstrokes to express their feelings. It's like they're painting their emotions on the canvas.
- Art Abstract art is all about shapes and colors that don't represent anything real. It's like a puzzle, and you can think about what it means to you.
- Impressionism is about painting what you see in a moment. Artists like Monet and Renoir painted scenes with lots of colors and light. They made it look like the sun was shining in their paintings.
- Surrealism is all about strange, dreamy art. Painters like Salvador Dali made paintings that didn't always make sense, but they were interesting to look at.
- Rococo is all about pretty and delicate art. Artists used pastel colors and decorated things like furniture and rooms with fancy designs.
- Deco Art Deco is all about stylish and geometric shapes. It was popular in the 1920s and 1930s, and you can see it in buildings, furniture, and posters from that time.
- Art Pop Art is about using everyday objects and making them look like art. Artists like Andy Warhol painted soup cans and pictures of celebrities.
15 Clues: Rococo is all about pretty and delicate art. Artists used pastel colors and decorated things like furniture and rooms with fancy designs. • Art Pop Art is about using everyday objects and making them look like art. Artists like Andy Warhol painted soup cans and pictures of celebrities. • ...
