Visual Arts Terminology

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Across
  1. 3. Art. Art made purely to be looked at and enjoyed on display, like a painting on a wall.
  2. 5. The special skill or method an artist uses to create their work, such as reverse painting.
  3. 7. How the size and scale of different parts in an artwork relate to one another.
  4. 10. Point. The center of interest or area in an artwork that draws the viewer's eye first.
  5. 11. The area around, within, or between objects in an artwork, creating a sense of depth.
  6. 12. An artist’s unique way of drawing, painting, or expressing themselves, much like unique handwriting.
  7. 13. Glass Windows. Colorful glass artwork used in medieval buildings to tell stories through pictures.
  8. 15. Art. An art movement inspired by popular culture, celebrities, and modern commercial items.
  9. 16. An artwork showing a picture of a person's face or upper body.
  10. 17. Art. Art created to be used in everyday life, like a woven basket or clay pot.
  11. 18. A three-dimensional artwork that can be viewed from different sides, like a carved wooden shape.
Down
  1. 1. The set of instructions or guidelines given to explain what an art project requires.
  2. 2. A three-dimensional element of art that has depth, width, and height.
  3. 4. An art movement focused on wild imagination, dreamlike images, and strange scenes.
  4. 6. A strong difference between elements, like placing bright white next to deep black.
  5. 8. A picture or painting that shows outdoor natural scenery, like mountains or fields.
  6. 9. Media. An artwork created by combining several different art materials together.
  7. 14. The physical tools and supplies used to make art, such as paint, plastic, or markers.