Elements of Art

3. Shapes and forms can either be geometric or _____.
5. Colours that appear directly opposite on the colour wheel and give maximum contrast.
7. This colour is a tertiary colour but does not appear on the colour wheel.
8. A technique in which an artist paints with a thick paint to create texture.
11. The cross-_____ technique can be used to create the illusion of texture.
12. This primary colour mixed with Green, makes Purple.
14. Another name for colour is _____.
15. Mixing Blue and Yellow makes _____.

1. A tint of blue is mixed by adding blue to _____.
2. Blue is _____ with Blue-Purple.
4. A tonal technique which consists of small clusters of dots which create depth and dimension.
5. Colours that bring about a sense of calm are said to be _____ colours.
6. Tone is always applied with reference to a _____.
9. Red, Orange and Yellow _____ within an image.
10. Grey, Black and White are called _____.
13. In order to create the illusion of a dimensional object, shading must demonstrate a definite contrast between light and _____.