2nd Semester Art

1. Images put next to each other to inform or tell a story.
5. A continuous mark made on a surface by a moving point.
6. A principle of design that deals with visual weight.
7. A regular or repetitive form, order or arrangement.
9. Sculpture, A 3-dimensional work of art that can be viewed on all sides because it is surrounded by space.
10. A process used to create art that involves laying paper over a form and using a wet paste or adhesive to keep it together, and harden it.
11. A public work of art showing expression
13. A two-dimensional area that is measured by height and width.
15. 3-dimensional: it has height, width, and depth.

1. Types of these include primary, secondary and intermediate
2. The empty or open area above, around, below or within objects
3. The lightness or darkness of a color
4. The way a surface feels or looks like it would feel
8. art, A work of art that does not represent any recognizable subject matter.
12. A visual or actual movement in an artwork; a visual beat.
14. Mache, A process used to create art that involves laying paper over a form and using a wet paste or adhesive to keep it together, and harden it.