Across
- 3. In art, a shape is a flat, two-dimensional area enclosed by boundaries like lines, colors, or textures. It has length and width, but no depth.
- 7. Contrast in art is a core principle that places opposing visual elements next to each other to create interest, depth, and a clear focal point
- 9. Harmony in art is the principle of arrangement that combines similar or related visual elements to create a pleasing, cohesive, and unified effect
- 10. In art, form is one of the seven core elements of art and refers to an object that is three-dimensional and has length, width, and height, possessing volume and mass
Down
- 1. is a fundamental element that refers to the area around, between, above, below, or within the components of art
- 2. Variety in art is a principle of design that uses different visual elements to add contrast, stop repetition, and keep a viewer engaged
- 4. Rhythm in art is the visual tempo or flow created by repeating and varying elements like lines, shapes, colors, and textures to guide the viewer’s eye through a piece
- 5. Color in art is a visual element produced when light reflects off an object and hits our eyes. It is one of the seven core elements of art and serves as a powerful tool for artists to create mood, depth, and emotion
- 6. Balance in art is the distribution of visual weight in a composition, creating a sense of stability, equilibrium, and comfort for the viewer
- 8. In art, a line is a path made by a moving point—like a pencil, brush, or chisel—across a surface. It is one of the seven fundamental