3D Study Guide

1. How neatly, thoughtfully, and carefully you've created an artwork.
3. Balance in an artwork that is equal on both sides.
6. Artworks that are 3 dimensional and can be seen from all sides.
8. Balance that is equal from all sides, usually in a circular image or artwork.
9. A famous architect known for his signature curved, metallic building designs.
13. Looking back at something you've created to find what was successful and what could be improved.
14. The intricate process of twisting thin pieces of paper into spiral designs is called ________________________.
18. A sculpture that is made of softer materials, as opposed to solid materials like wood or metal..
19. A color scheme for two colors that are across each other on the color wheel.
21. Using equally measured squares to draw an artwork in proper proportion.
23. The art of creating images, typography, and motion graphics for advertising purposes.
24. An image that a graphic designer creates to represent a business or company.

2. The inside structure of a sculpture that helps keep it's intended shape.
4. A color scheme when 3 or 4 colors are next to each other on the color wheel.
5. An artist known for creating giant public sculptures of often tiny every day objects.
7. Balance in an artwork that is unequal on both sides.
10. A color scheme that uses values of only one color or hue.
11. Colors that have green, blue, or purple in them.
12. Colors that have red, orange, or yellow in them.
15. How an artwork feels or how it looks like it feels.
16. The lights and darks of one color or hue.
17. The small pieces of paper secured in spiral designs while paper quilling are called ________________________.
20. A master artist known for his thick brush strokes and use of blues, greens, and yellows.
22. The art of aesthetically and functionally designing a building.