Art Pop Quiz

3. When your eye is not drawn to any specific area in a piece of art; created through quantity, value, size and color
5. A style of abstract art that uses geometric patterns, lines, and contrast to create illusions of movement or warping
6. The illusion of three-dimensional space and distance on a two-dimensional surface
7. A horizontal boundary separating sky from ground, representing the viewer's eye level within a scene
13. The empty space, background, or area around the main subjects of an image
14. Art that does not represent accurate visual reality
16. Colors opposite from eachother on the color wheel
17. The main object or area of interest in a composition
18. Objects that appear to grow distant
19. The lightness or darkness of something
20. The area/objects closest to the viewer, often darker and larger

1. Colors next to eachother on the color wheel
2. The area behind the subject objects, often lighter and smaller
4. A specific spot on the horizon line in a perspective drawing where receding parallel lines appear to come together and ultimately disappear
8. A visual composition made up various elements/ mediums (i.e. paper, glue, found objects, etc)
9. To reduce/simplify an image by limiting the number of identifiable color values
10. A process used to copy an image from one location to another, often with charcoal, graphite or carbon paper
11. Vibrant, thick paint used to make bold and bright artwork
12. When something appears "digital" or broken into visible, square-shaped pixels
15. Soft, blendable paint that can be layered, thinned out, and splattered