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4. A mark made upon a surface where the length is longer than the width.
6. Art movement pulling themes from popular culture, comics, and commercial media.
7. The distribution of visual weight in an artwork.
9. The focal point that catches the viewer's attention first.
11. Flat enclosed areas with only height and width.
12. Paint applied very thickly to the canvas, leaving brush or knife strokes clearly visible.

1. The lightness or darkness of an area.
2. Images created using small, flat, roughly square pieces of stone or glass called tesserae.
3. 20th-century style that rejects traditional perspective and fragments objects into geometric planes.
5. A visual arts technique resulting in a semi-transparent layer of color.
8. The underlying meaning or theme of an artwork.
10. The physical materials or means an artist uses to objectify their feelings or thoughts.