Elements of Art

3. You get this when you add black to a color.
7. Colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel.
8. You get this when you add white to a color.
10. Green, blue, and purple make this color family.
11. These colors are beside each other on the color wheel.
13. This type of art is always three dimensional.
15. These colors are made by mixing primary and secondary colors together.
17. This element is another name for hue.
18. A two dimensional area that can be geometric or organic.
19. A three dimensional object that can be geometric or organic.
22. Viewers feel like they are looking up, toward an object or figure.
25. An arial view, viewers feel like they are looking down on a scene.
27. How an object feels, or how it looks like it would feel if you could touch it.
28. Red, yellow, and blue are the first colors, they belong to this color family.

1. These shapes do not have mathematical names and can be found in nature.
2. This is referred to as actual texture, texture that can really be felt.
4. The seven building blocks of art. It is also the title of this puzzle.
5. You get this when you add grey to a color.
6. The area farthest away in a picture.
9. This type of texture is simulated. It gives the illusion of texture on a flat surface.
12. These shapes all have mathematical names.
14. Red, orange, and yellow make this color family.
16. The area closest to you in a picture.
20. This type of line is used to draw the edges of an object.
21. The lightness or darkness of a color.
23. This refers to the area above, below, around, inside, or outside of an object.
24. A mark made by a tool. It can show movement and be curved, angled, or dotted.
26. These are colors made by mixing two primary colors together.