Process of Creation

4. consumable substances and supplies that get used up as you create visual, graphic, or craft artwork.
6. a special kind of paint that needs water to work and makes see-through, colorful pictures on paper.
8. a fast-drying, water-based paint with bright colors
9. the process of making something completely new using your imagination, feelings, and everyday materials
10. a style of art that uses colors, shapes, forms, and lines to create a visual composition without trying to represent a realistic object, figure, or scene from the physical world.
12. how one arranges the pieces, shapes, and colors in their artwork.
13. the specific material, substance, or tool an artist uses to create a work of art.
14. seeing a finished piece or an abstract idea in your mind's eye before you create it.

1. any artwork created on a flat surface that has height and width, but no physical depth.
2. a design principle that adds visual interest, complexity, and contrast to an artwork by combining different elements to prevent boredom or monotony.
3. the open-ended process of trying new creative materials, techniques, and ideas without worrying about a perfect final product.
5. a creative approach where the act of making and the experience of discovery matter more than the final finished product.
7. the technique of gently mixing two or more colors or values together so they create a smooth, gradual transition without hard lines.
11. the specific method, procedure, or physical skill an artist uses to handle materials and create a work.