Art Appreciation

3. The three basic colors from which all others are derived.
4. A work of art assembled by gluing materials, often paper, onto a surface.
8. A work of art created by carving, chiseling, casting or modeling.
11. A color scheme that uses various shades of one color or hue.
13. The use of different elements in an artwork to create interest and diversity.
16. Motion that is used in static works of art.
17. A display of art objects, often only for a limited time.
19. Art that involves the human body, usually including the artist, in front of an audience.
20. A sculpture that projects from a flat surface.
21. Line, shape, form, volume, mass, texture, value, space, color, motion and time.
22. Colors that are adjacent to each other on the color wheel.

1. Scale that uses size to denote the relative importance of subjects in an artwork.
2. A thin, flexible material with light sensitive emulsion exposed in a camera to produce photographs or motion pictures.
5. Paint made of pigment suspended in oil.
6. A painting medium that primarily uses wax as the binding agent.
7. Contrast, unity, variety, balance, scale, proportion, focal point, emphasis, pattern and rhythm.
9. Created by the recurrence of an art element.
10. The principle of art that creates a focal point or draws attention to certain areas in an artwork.
12. The color used in art that has a high saturation or purity, not mixed with other colors.
14. Three dimensional art that moves, impelled by air currents, motors or people.
15. A technique in which the artist paints onto freshly applied plaster.
18. The specific colors that are created by mixing primary colors.