Color, Shape, and Rhythm

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Across
  1. 4. hangs so that all sides are free except at the point of support
  2. 5. the three most basic colors, red, blue, and yellow, from which all other colors can be mixed
  3. 8. positioned up and down rather than side to side
  4. 9. flat, lacking depth
  5. 14. a color that is opposite another color on the color wheel; examples include green as the complement of red, or blue as the complement of orange
  6. 15. how compact, or closely placed, objects or parts of a whole are arranged
  7. 16. having an equal arrangement of elements such as lines, color, and shapes
  8. 19. larger than life
  9. 21. an image that is visually deceptive or misleading
  10. 24. having the illusion of depth on a two-dimensional (flat) plane
  11. 25. style of abstract art in which the artist uses pattern and color to create an illusion of movement
  12. 26. the area in an artwork that appears closest to the viewer
  13. 27. art that depicts real forms in a simplified, nonfigurative way
  14. 29. a quality that makes all the elements in an artwork appear to work together to form a whole
  15. 30. formed or arranged by adding a material or image on top of another
  16. 31. extending over or covering part of other forms
  17. 32. the curves or form of a shape
  18. 33. shapes or patterns made of recognizable forms
Down
  1. 1. minor differences in an image that repeats
  2. 2. portray in an artwork
  3. 3. colors that are next to one another on the color wheel
  4. 6. a feeling of a beat or pulse in an artwork arising from regular or irregular
  5. 7. showing a design or image again and again within an artwork, making a pattern or creating emphasis on a certain portion of the work
  6. 10. forms created by closed lines that express length and width; shapes can be geometric, like squares and circles, or organic, such as free-form or natural
  7. 11. the purity, vividness, or intensity of a color
  8. 12. the representation of three-dimensional space
  9. 13. the darkness or lightness of a color in an artwork
  10. 17. pure color with no shading, highlights, or texture
  11. 18. appearing again and again in an artwork
  12. 20. related to vision or the eye
  13. 22. receding lines, usually diagonal, that pull the viewer’s eye deeper into an
  14. 23. the arrangement of elements within a work and the choices an artist makes about how to render them
  15. 28. the properties of length, depth, and width