Across
- 4. A printmaking technique involving drawing on a flat surface with a greasy substance.
- 5. - Carpeaux’s sculpture inspired by The Barber of Seville
- 6. how an artist tell a story with their art
- 7. or objects used in art to represent ideas or concepts.
- 9. - tools/advancements influencing art (photography, lithography, etc)
- 12. - a material or technique used by the artist to create an art piece
- 14. Visual or thematic elements in an artwork that hint at its meaning, context, or the artist’s intention.
- 16. - a technique that uses two-dimensional surface to form a 3D effect.
- 18. An image created by capturing light on a light-sensitive surface, used in art to document, express, or explore visual ideas.
- 20. The specific methods or processes an artist uses to create their artwork.
- 21. A quick, often rough drawing used to capture the basic elements or outline of a subject or idea.
- 22. derived from Latin word Ars
- 23. - 16th-Century painter from Europe known for religious subjects
- 24. - Artworks produced by transferring an image from a matrix (like a block, plate, or screen) onto another surface, usually paper.
- 26. Pictures of people, usually showing their face and expression.
- 29. - Latin word meaning art, skill, or craft
- 30. - a creator of artworks (e.g., Nam June Paik, Gillis Mostaert, John-Baptiste Carpeaux)
- 33. visual representation (e.g., photographs)
- 34. pieces created by artists using various media, such as paintings, sculptures, or drawings.
- 36. The skilled creation of objects by hand, often blending functionality with artistic expression, such as in ceramics, textiles, or woodwork.
- 37. Using art to narrate or depict stories and experiences.
Down
- 1. - An ability to create and combine imagination, innovation, and critical thinking into an art piece
- 2. An individual who plans and creates visual concepts or functional art pieces, often blending aesthetics with practicality.
- 3. An art style that aims to depict subjects accurately and truthfully.
- 8. A three-dimensional art form created by shaping or combining materials
- 10. - An individual work of art, whether it's a painting, sculpture, or other form of creative expression.
- 11. - Plato’s term for representational art
- 13. An artist who creates images to accompany text, such as in books, magazines, or advertisements.
- 15. traditional art medium using pigments to create images on surfaces like canvas.
- 16. A style of art that uses fun and bright pictures from things like ads, comics, and pop culture
- 17. - person who captures moments using camera
- 19. way a viewer or artist understands and conveys the meaning or message behind an artwork.
- 25. sculptural technique where a liquid material is poured into a mold to create a three-dimensional art piece.
- 27. Art that does not depict objects realistically but uses shapes, colors, and forms.
- 28. The distinctive manner or approach an artist uses in creating their work, often reflecting their personal or cultural influences.
- 31. - an art that uses natural scenery as primary subject
- 32. - A building or gallery to display a collection of different artworks
- 35. - It gives different shades and tones that reflects different emotions and interpretations.