Elements of Art

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Across
  1. 4. The type of balance that starts from a central point
  2. 5. This principle highlights the differences of elements within a composition.
  3. 9. The repetition of visual movement
  4. 12. When artists use lines, edges, shapes, and colors to direct viewers where to look.
  5. 13. A connection between two points
  6. 15. This type of balance is when two sides of a composition are equal in visual weight.
  7. 17. This element is the focal point, or main subject, within a composition.
  8. 18. This type of texture is just an illusion, it provides the look of how something feels.
  9. 20. This type of shape is considered irregular and derived from nature
  10. 21. This element refers to the distance between, around, or within a composition.
Down
  1. 1. The distribution of visual weight of within a composition.
  2. 2. This element is used to describe subjects and provide a sense of mood or emotion.
  3. 3. This element conveys the three-dimensional qualities of a subject
  4. 6. An enclosed line. There are two types of this element.
  5. 7. This element is the perceived surface quality of a subject.
  6. 8. An orderly repetition of elements.
  7. 10. When all elements within a composition appear to work together
  8. 11. These shapes are considered regular and can often be thought of as "man-made"
  9. 14. This type of texture is considered real because you can physically interact with it.
  10. 16. This type of balance is when two sides of a composition
  11. 19. This element is a scale from light to dark.