Across
- 2. the major elements in the landscape are organized on a strong diagonal line
- 3. objects in the foreground are sharper, objects further in the background are out of focus
- 5. main objects are arranged in a triangle or pyramid shape
- 7. objects in the foreground appear larger, things farther away appear smaller, this refers to…
- 9. refers to the lightness or darkness of a color
- 10. warmer and brighter comes forward, cooler and duller recede
- 11. colors that are dulled by adding gray
- 12. the main objects, subject, etc. lie heavily on one side and at the bottom
- 15. defines the focal point as the center of interest in a picture
- 16. the act of cutting away unnecessary or unwanted portions of an image
- 17. colors that are lightened by adding white
- 19. values and lines lead to a focal point at the end of the lines
- 20. colors that are darkened by adding black
Down
- 1. the method of arranging the elements in a composition (there are 6)
- 4. when objects are placed in a picture that shows front, middle, behind, etc.
- 6. refers to where objects are placed in a picture plane (forward or back in space)
- 8. when the paper is divided into thirds horizontally and vertically and the center of interest is placed at one of the ponts
- 13. refers to how the artwork is put together
- 14. a road, path or body of water create a wiffly-winding line that leads from the front of the picture back into space
- 18. type of art that depicts natural scenery