Across
- 5. the subject matter itself.
- 8. lightness or darkness of a color scale.
- 9. quality of wholeness achieved when separate elements work together.
- 11. how materials are used.
- 12. repetition of one or more elements.
- 14. glaze applied to bisqueware and fired in a kiln a secound time.
- 17. liquid material is poured into a mold (water, clay slip, bronze, gold, iron)
- 20. way elements of art direct a viewer's eye through a work, often to a focal area.
- 21. completley air dried and very brittle.
- 22. a difference in the use of two elements (rough and smooth; light and dark)
- 25. high water content most workable.
- 26. way a surface feels to touch (actual) or how it appears to feel through vision (implied)
- 27. diffrent kinds of materials are joined togethor (paper,wood,plastic,wire,string)
- 29. the area that surrounds or encloses the subject (sculpture)
- 30. a continuous Mark made by a moving point horizontal, vertical, diagonal, and parallel.
- 31. any work of art that uses more than one medium, metal, wood and plastic together, found objects.
- 34. material is cut, carved or chipped away(wood,stone)
- 35. artists personal way of using the art elements and principles of desighn.
Down
- 1. the layering of ropes of clay, joining them with scoring and slip, to create a form.
- 2. clay is not fired in Kiln yet state of greenware depends on water content.
- 3. no recognizable subject matter.
- 4. subject matter that looks real representational.
- 6. sense of importance given to anyone part of the composition, or focal area of a work.
- 7. a chamber used to heat play to a specific temperature, causing a chemical change to take place. Clay is then caled ceramic,and cannot be softened back into a workable consistency.
- 10. way elements of art are arranged to create a sense of stability in equal visual weight; symmetrical,radial,asymetrical.
- 12. how parts of an artwork relate to each other in size or scale
- 13. an object with three dimensions; width, height, and depth (wxhxd)
- 15. less water but still workable.
- 16. to force bubbles bubbles of air out of clay body while knetting the clay to distribute water evenly into a consistent,lump free medium.
- 18. soft or workable material is shaped (clay)
- 19. clay is fired once kiln.
- 22. visual sensation produced by light and pigment; has three properties Hue, value, intensity.
- 23. a sense of movement in a composition created by the repetition of an element.
- 24. enclosed area of space with two Dimensions; width and height w x h geometric shapes: square, circle, triangle, rectangle,organic shapes: found in nature; leaf, free-flowing.
- 28. actual three-dimensional space or the illusion of space through overlapping or perspective.
- 32. a single material a artist may use ex. wood or clay.
- 33. identifiable subject matter with simplified or rearranged visual elements