Across
- 5. A form of carbon used in pencils, available in a range of hardness (from soft 9B to hard 9H) to produce varying values.
- 7. The spreading of ink outside of the intended area, often used for blending when using alcohol markers.
- 10. A technique where intersecting lines are used to create a range of values.
- 13. The arrangement of elements within a drawing, including balance, contrast, and focal points.
- 14. Weight The thickness or thinness of a line, which can create emphasis or depth in a drawing.
- 16. A marker filled with colorless alcohol-based ink used to blend and soften marker strokes.
- 18. The soft, faded edge that occurs when marker ink spreads into adjacent areas, either unintentionally or as a blending technique.
- 20. The quality of a material being impenetrable to light; in markers, opacity determines how much of the underlying surface shows through the ink.
- 21. The perceived surface quality of a drawing, which can be real or implied through visual techniques.
- 22. The lightness or darkness of a color or tone, used to create depth and dimension.
- 25. The technique of smoothing graphite or other media to create gradual transitions between values.
- 27. A technique of shading using closely spaced parallel lines.
Down
- 1. Colors that are next to each other on the color wheel and create harmonious combinations.
- 2. A method of shading or creating texture using numerous small dots.
- 3. A three-dimensional object or the illusion of three dimensions in a two-dimensional work of art.
- 4. A continuous mark made on a surface by a moving point, which can vary in width, direction, and length.
- 6. A technique where heavy pressure is applied with a colored pencil to blend colors and create a smooth, polished look.
- 8. Colors opposite each other on the color wheel, used to create contrast and vibrant color interactions.
- 9. The intensity of color, which can be built up with multiple layers of alcohol marker ink.
- 11. Lines that move across the form of an object to suggest its three-dimensionality.
- 12. A technique used to soften edges or create soft gradations by rubbing the medium on the paper.
- 15. A visual representation of colors arranged by their chromatic relationship, used to understand color theory.
- 17. A technique for representing three-dimensional objects on a two-dimensional surface, giving the illusion of depth and space.
- 19. The difference between light and dark areas in a drawing, used to emphasize focal points and create interest.
- 23. The process of building color gradually by applying multiple layers of pencil, often to create complex hues.
- 24. Drawing, A method of drawing where the artist sketches the outline of a subject without lifting the drawing tool from the paper.
- 26. An enclosed space defined by lines or contrast, typically flat and two-dimensional (e.g., circles, squares).