Art Built Civilization

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Across
  1. 4. The area of an artwork that attracts the viewer's attention first.
  2. 6. A human-made or modified object that can provide evidence about a culture.
  3. 8. Recognizable images and symbols that carry meanings within a culture.
  4. 14. The empty area around or between visual elements.
  5. 16. The repetition of visual elements.
  6. 17. A body movement or pose used to communicate action or emotion.
  7. 20. The arrangement of visual elements within an artwork.
  8. 21. The art and design of arranging letters and type.
  9. 22. The art and practice of designing buildings and spaces.
  10. 24. Preliminary artwork used to explore how a character, object, or imaginary world might look.
  11. 27. The ability to understand and communicate meaning through images.
  12. 28. The person, place, object, event, or idea represented in an artwork.
  13. 29. Using an image, object, or color to represent a larger idea.
  14. 31. The distribution of visual weight within a composition.
  15. 32. Balanced similarity between parts of a design.
Down
  1. 1. Arranging visual elements so some appear more important than others.
  2. 2. What an object is designed or intended to do.
  3. 3. Combining images and text to visually communicate information.
  4. 5. What an artist hopes to communicate, explore, question, or accomplish.
  5. 7. Arranging information so viewers know what to notice first, second, and third.
  6. 9. Making one part of an artwork attract special attention.
  7. 10. A quick drawing used to explore or plan an idea.
  8. 11. The size relationship between different parts of something.
  9. 12. Simplifying or changing reality while keeping enough information to communicate an idea.
  10. 13. The shared beliefs, traditions, customs, knowledge, and arts of a group.
  11. 15. Repetition that creates a sense of visual movement.
  12. 18. The meaning or understanding a viewer develops from an artwork.
  13. 19. The size of something compared with another object or standard.
  14. 23. Strong differences between visual elements.
  15. 25. Creating images by transferring them from a prepared surface, often allowing multiple copies.
  16. 26. A method artists use to create the appearance of depth and distance.
  17. 30. The shape or three-dimensional structure of something.