Across
- 2. The use of multiple like elements or forms in a composition in which a pattern results.
- 3. One of the core concepts in which complex patterns are built around alongside stripes and grids.
- 4. The type of patterns that originate from traditional structures or populated visuals that have cultural significance.
- 7. This type of repetition is completed when an action without method or conscious decision takes place and is repeated in the same manner to create a pattern that appears to be highly irregular.
- 8. A design in which lines, shapes, forms, or colors are repeated.
- 9. This type of art or composition does not attempt to represent an accurate depiction of a visual reality but instead use shapes, colors, forms, and gestural marks to achieve its effect.
Down
- 1. Designers in the nineteenth century found that nearly any pattern arises from isolated elements, liner elements, or this.
- 5. A decoration, embellishment, or an added detail in which trends have evolved across human history.
- 6. These types of patterns are created through processing rules by computer.
- 7. A word to describe recognizable imagery in contrast to abstract.