Value and Perspective

5. To trim the edges of an image to make your composition more visually interesting to the viewer.
6. any straight line that is set at an angle, instead of straight up or across.
8. The placement of visual elements in a work of art.
11. the point on the horizon line where receding parallel lines diminish. This allows 2-dimensional artwork to appear 3-dimensional.
12. any line that runs straight from left to right across a page.
13. the line where the sky meets the land or water.
17. any line that does straight up and down.
18. a type of perspective used by artists in which the relative size, shape, and position of objects are determined by drawn lines converging to a point on the horizon.
20. a drawing exercise where the artist draws the contour of a subject, without looking at the paper.
21. the lightness and darkness of a color.

1. when you create a drawing that is an outline.
2. to extend over and partly cover another item.
3. a technique using small dots to create values in artwork.
4. a technique used to create different values by placing closely spaced parallel lines.
7. a technique used drawing two layers of hatching at right angles to create a mesh like pattern.
8. a line that is unbroken from beginning to end.
9. the diagonal lines that recede from an object to the vanishing point.
10. Creates a gradual transition from one color to the next.
14. a type of perspective that uses two vanishing points on the horizon line.
15. a type of perspective that uses one vanishing point on the horizon line.
16. a quick drawing that captures the movement of a subject.
19. two lines that are the same distance apart, but never touch.