Across
- 2. An enlarging tool used in art to replicate an image; divides the reference image and drawing surface into smaller pieces
- 5. French word for ‘stencil’
- 7. Darkest shadow that is cast from the object onto the surface; value gets lighter as it gets further away from the object
- 10. The darkest dark on the form, benefiting from neither direct light nor reflected light
- 12. The content of the piece of art; the visual information that is in the composition
- 14. The lightness or darkness of tones or colors
- 17. Art which has no recognizable subject matter. The purpose is focused purely on shape, form, texture, color, etc
- 19. lines that follow the form of the object, an outline
- 20. a “suggested” line or direction of motion in the composition
- 21. Where the light source hits the object at full strength
- 22. Direction from which the object is being hit with light
- 24. How big or small something is in comparison to something else; a ratio
- 25. Art which projects forward from a flat background surface
- 26. Using dots or points to represent value or value transitions
- 27. Using lines in one direction to show value or value transitions
Down
- 1. The material an artist uses to create a work of art and the general type of art form itself
- 3. Art which represents recognizable subject matter
- 4. Means the plate is only printed one time; mono-print
- 6. Using lines in all directions to show value or value transitions
- 8. Symmetrical or asymmetrical; the distribution of visual or physical weight of objects, colors, texture, and space
- 9. Small hand rollers that are printmaking tools used to thinly apply ink or paint onto a printing surface
- 11. The light that is seen around an object and reflects back onto the object or other objects
- 12. Using scribbling to represent value or value transitions
- 13. Art which represents objects or ideas in a distorted or simplified way
- 15. Colors that are adjacent or next to each other on the color wheel
- 16. A point in motion, series of adjacent points, connection between points, or an implied connection between points
- 18. Colors that are across from each other on the color wheel
- 23. A work of music, literature, or art
