Elements of Design Crossword

3. A flat (2-D)enclosed area.
9. Using one hue plus tints, tones, and shades of that color in an artwork.
10. The type of color you get when you mix a primary and secondary color together.
13. Another name for an outline.
14. White, gray, and black.
17. The area in an artwork between the foreground and background.
18. The space the subject takes up.
19. How something feels or looks like it feels.
21. A continuous mark made on a surface.
22. Shapes that are free-form and often found in nature.
23. The three colors used to create all other colors.
24. Lines going in the same direction to create value.
27. Areas of value with smooth transitions, usually created using pencil or charcoal.
29. Reds, yellows, and orange colors.
30. Lines going in multiple directions to create value.
32. The area in an artwork that is furthest from the viewer.
33. A line traveling up and down.
34. Colors that are directly across from each other on the color wheel.

1. The space surrounding the subject(s).
2. Areas in an artwork, giving a sense of depth.
4. Texture you can actually feel.
5. A line traveling side to side.
6. Three colors next to each other on the color wheel.
7. Light bouncing off of an object and back to the eye.
8. Dots used to create value
10. Three colors equidistant on the color wheel.
11. A three-dimensional figure that has volume, length, width, and height.
12. Visible lightness or darkness.
15. Texture that looks like it is there.
16. Shapes with rules and names. These shapes are often created using a ruler.
20. The type of color you get when you mix red and green together.
25. The type of color you get when you mix to primary colors together.
26. The area in an artwork that is closest to the viewer.
28. A slanted line.
31. Blues, greens, and violet colors.