Across
- 4. Utilizes shapes and forms that are related to or developed from plant and animal forms.
- 9. The ration of the size of the parts in a drawing or artwork to their size in the original.
- 10. Having a kind of balance in which the two sides of an artwork are not exactly alike, but still look balanced.
- 11. A drawing or painting of an arrangement of non-moving, non-living object such as fruit, flowers, bottles, etc.
- 13. To plan and arrange all the parts of an artwork.
- 14. The art of writing letters and words in an ornamental style using brushes or pens.
- 15. Painting done with water-based paint on fresh plaster so that as it dries, the colors are absorbed into the wall.
- 17. Lines or shapes that spread out from a central point.
- 19. Something that stands for something else, especially a letter, figure or sign that represents a real object or an idea.
- 20. A painting or drawing showing a scene from nature.
- 21. Work of art formed from a combination of more than one medium.
- 22. Regular repetition of lines, shapes, colors or patterns.
- 24. To create designs and pictures for books or magazines to explain or show what happens in a story.
- 26. The application of paint so thickly that it stands out in relief.
- 27. A distinctive feature of an object or scene which can be seen most clearly close up.
- 28. A picture or design made by fitting small pieces or colored stone, glass, paper or tile together.
- 30. A type of sculpture in which figures are raised above the surface or from the background that is flat or has hollowed out parts.
- 31. The part of a work of art that appears to be in the front, nearest to the viewer, usually in the lower part of the picture.
Down
- 1. The use of sizes, shapes, colors, textures and other elements and principles of design to draw attention to certain areas or objects in a work of art.
- 2. A horizontal band of decorative or narrative art, often part of the decoration of a building.
- 3. Element or combination of elements repeated often enough in a composition to become a dominant feature.
- 5. Arrangement or design of elements of an artwork to achieve balance, contrast, rhythm, emphasis and unity to make an effective expression of an artist's idea.
- 6. Something that does not let light in and cannot be seen through.
- 7. A principle of design. The arrangement of elements in a work of art (including size and number of objects) that achieves a sense of equality.
- 8. The parts of an artwork that lie in the distance and appear to be behind objects in the foreground.
- 11. Artistic technique, an artist's special way of creating art.
- 12. The apparent distance from front to back or near to far in a work of art.
- 13. The part of a design that is the most important, powerful or has the most influence.
- 16. Work of art created by gluing bits of paper, fabric, scraps, photographs or other materials to a flat surface.
- 18. A perception that something is pleasing to the eye.
- 23. The part of the artwork that lies between the foreground and the background.
- 25. A large painting that covers a wall or painted directly on to a wall.
- 29. Material that an artist uses, such as oil, pen and ink, chalk, watercolor.