Across
- 3. Specific ways colors relate to each other on the color wheel.
- 4. How light or dark something is.
- 5. Artists use these to help transfer an image square by square.
- 9. A color scheme using three colors evenly spaced around the color wheel.
- 11. The ears, eyes, and top of the nose all start at this line.
- 12. A color plus grey.
- 14. An element of art; any 2D enclosed space; can be geometric or organic
- 15. One of the two 3D versions of a triangle (when a triangle goes from a shape to a form).
- 18. A type of tetradic color scheme where the four colors are evenly spaced around the color wheel.
- 19. The texture of paper.
- 20. Using dots to show value.
- 24. The technical term for color.
- 27. The pencil hardness/darkness of a regular pencil.
- 28. Where the light source hits an object brightest in a work of art.
- 29. A color scheme using shades and tints of only one color.
- 30. The first step of drawing a face is drawing one of these.
- 32. These colors cannot be made, and they make up every other color.
- 34. A radial, symmetrical, circular design meant to represent meditation and higher thought.
- 35. A tool made of rolled up paper used to blend pencil, charcoal, and other art materials.
- 36. What orientation we say paper is when it's on its side (longer than it is tall).
- 39. A color scheme using three or four colors that are next to each other on the color wheel.
- 41. Where our light is coming from.
- 44. A small drawing done in preparation for a work of art; like a rough draft.
- 45. These colors are made by combining two primary colors.
- 46. An element of art; creates contours, defines shapes; can be thick or thin, straight or squiggly.
- 47. A picture or piece of art showing a person's face, usually from the shoulders or waist up.
- 48. Usually religious in nature, these were illustrated texts often embellished with real gold or silver to make them seem like they were glowing.
Down
- 1. Two colors across from each other on the color wheel.
- 2. Breaking things down into these makes complex subjects easier to draw.
- 6. How bright or dull a color is.
- 7. Using criss-crossing lines to show value.
- 8. A color scheme using two colors and their complements.
- 10. A color scheme using a color and its opposite on the color wheel.
- 13. Using tracing paper to transfer a design from one place to another.
- 16. Shapes that are irregular and cannot be measured using mathematical formulas.
- 17. A color scheme using a color and the two neighbors of its complement. It's shaped like a Y.
- 19. These colors are made by combining a primary color and one of its neighboring secondary colors.
- 21. A shape that is precise and regular, and can be measured using mathematical formulas.
- 22. Using parallel lines to show value.
- 23. A color plus white.
- 25. A wax- or oil-based coloring tool inside a wooden stick.
- 26. The art technique we use to show value.
- 31. A tool artists use to see how dark and light their materials can be; usually a long rectangle split into boxes and filled in.
- 33. The shadow an object casts. The answer is in the clue.
- 37. The 3D version of a shape. A circle becomes a sphere, a square becomes a cube.
- 38. The outline of a shape.
- 40. Using circular motion to build up value; also a good technique for colored pencils
- 42. A color plus black.
- 43. The building blocks used to create works of art. These include line, shape, form, value, color, texture, and space.