Across
- 3. A technique used in preparation for cementing two pieces of clay together using a series of incised lines. Also describes a process for indentation and curved line paper sculpture and folding.
- 5. The arrangement of the parts of a work of art.
- 8. A method of preparing clay by kneading and squeezing it to expel air pockets and make it more plastic.
- 11. Coarse cloth or heavy fabric that must be stretched and primed to use for painting, particularly for oil paintings.
- 12. (two words) An opaque, water soluble paint available in liquid or powdered form.
- 14. Tints and shades of single hue or color.
- 16. The technical reference to color.
- 18. The illusion of a three-dimensional space on a two-dimensional surface through the use of vanishing point, converging lines and diminishing sizes of objects.
- 19. An arrangement of shapes adhered to a background.
- 20. A surface preparation or primer made of chalk or gypsum for tempura or oil paintings that is painted onto the picture surface.
Down
- 1. A sculpture representing the neck and head only of a person.
- 2. Varnish sprayed or painted onto a surface to prevent smudging or smearing. Usually on a charcoal or chalk pastel work.
- 4. A movement in the 19th century which bridged the "realist" tradition with the modern movements of the 20th century. Focus for the impressionist was on light and atmosphere.
- 6. (two words) The surface of a painting as well as a mental construct through which all the pictorial elements are arranged.
- 7. Clay objects that have been fired one time. (unglazed)
- 9. An element of art that refers to "hue".
- 10. A natural, moist earth substance used in making bricks, tile, pottery and ceramic sculpture.
- 13. The use of found objects or three-dimensional objects to create a work of art.
- 15. A drawing material made from charred wood.
- 17. Clay objects that have been fired twice, the second time with a glaze.