Visual Analysis - Terms

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Across
  1. 3. two dimensional representation of a three dimensional space
  2. 5. artistic styles that transform a recognizable image into shapes and lines
  3. 6. space, areas of a composition not occupied by objects or figures
  4. 7. a technique in which cut paper pieces and other flat materials of different types and sizes are combined and stuck onto another surface to make a design
  5. 8. the generalized type of an artwork, typically based on the materials used
  6. 12. the story, implied sequence of events, or thematic progression communicated through an image or a sequence of images
  7. 13. focuses on capturing the fleeting effects of light, color, and everyday life rather than precise, realistic details
  8. 16. the portions of the artwork behind the central subject(s)
  9. 18. images produced as a visual record, often with a narrative
  10. 19. an object or design considered to be unrefined or in poor taste, typically due to garish ornamentation or overt sentimentality
  11. 20. an object that can be defined in three dimensions (physical, visual, and other relevant aesthetic characteristics of an artwork
  12. 21. an approach to representing observable subject matter in a naturalistic way
  13. 22. point, in any composition, a dominant area that draws the viewer's eyes more often than any other area
  14. 23. the method used to make an aspect of an artwork
  15. 24. an artist's choice of colours
Down
  1. 1. art the depicts a recognizable subject, such as a person, place, or object
  2. 2. art that portrays human or animal forms
  3. 4. connected with experiences of grandeur, vastness, or power that inspire awe, terror, or other strong emotions
  4. 9. prioritizes depicting inner emotional experience over physical reality
  5. 10. a distinctive visual element in an artwork, the recurrence of which is often characteristic of an artist's or a group's work
  6. 11. the part of an image that is closest to the viewer
  7. 14. characterized by colour and texture rather than line
  8. 15. treated in a non-naturalistic way; often simplified or abstracted
  9. 17. any of the applied arts such as furniture, textiles, ceramics, and metalwork, that are designed to be functional and visually pleasing