Elements & Principles of Art Review

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Across
  1. 3. colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel (like orange/blue, red/green, or yellow/violet)
  2. 10. the way the artist guides the viewer's eye through the artwork, often achieved through lines, shapes, and colors (like the sky in Van Gogh’s “Starry Night” artwork)
  3. 12. the tactile surface quality of a work of art, which can be actual (like the roughness of sandpaper) or implied (like the appearance of brushstrokes).
  4. 13. a three-dimensional object with height, width, and depth, creating the illusion of volume.
  5. 14. the colors red, blue, & yellow (the colors that cannot be made my mixing other colors)
  6. 16. a focal point or area of interest within a composition, often created by using elements like color, size, or contrast.
  7. 17. the visual perception of light.
  8. 18. the colors orange, green & violet (made by mixing two primary colors together)
  9. 20. a two-dimensional, enclosed area that can be geometric (like a square or circle) or organic (like a leaf or cloud).
  10. 21. a mark that can vary in direction, width, and length.
Down
  1. 1. the recurring use of an element or elements throughout a composition, such as shapes, colors, lines, or textures
  2. 2. the lightness or darkness of a color.
  3. 4. one color, like different shades of blue
  4. 5. colors like red, orange, & yellow
  5. 6. the introduction of different elements or variations within a composition to prevent monotony
  6. 7. the uniform repetition of elements, like shapes, lines, or colors, throughout an artwork.
  7. 8. the difference between elements in a composition, like dark and light, or large and small, which can create visual interest.
  8. 9. the sense of wholeness or harmony in a composition, where all the elements work together
  9. 11. the distribution of visual weight in a composition like symmetry or asymmetry
  10. 15. colors next to each other on the color wheel
  11. 18. the area around or within objects, which can be positive (filled with objects) or negative (empty).
  12. 19. colors like green, blue, & violet