Elements of Art

4. The _______ space is filled by the actual objects and subjects in the artwork.
6. The artist used the empty _______ around the subject to make it stand out more.
7. Red and green are _______ colours because they sit opposite each other on the colour wheel.
11. Leaves, clouds, and shells are _______ shapes that come from nature.
13. Squares, triangles, and circles are _______ shapes with precise, mathematical edges
16. The _______ in this drawing ranges from very light grays to deep blacks.
17. A _______ can be straight, curved, or wavy and is made when a point moves across a surface.
20. The _______ texture in this smooth painting makes the fur look soft without actually being fuzzy.
22. A _______ line runs from left to right, like the horizon where sky meets sea.
23. A circle is a round _______ that is flat and has no depth or thickness.
24. You can see the _______ of the tree bark by looking at its rough, bumpy surface.

1. A _______ line runs straight up and down, like a flagpole or tall building.
2. The _______ texture of this collage can be felt when you touch the rough sandpaper areas.
3. A cube is _______ because it has height, width, and depth.
5. Yellow, orange, and red are _______ colours that remind us of fire and sunshine.
8. This blue seascape is _______ because it uses only different shades of one colour.
9. Add more pencil pressure to make the _______ areas even deeper and richer.
10. A sculpture has _______ because it is three-dimensional and takes up real space.
12. Blue, green, and purple are _______ colours that remind us of ice and water.
14. A painting is _______ because it only has height and width, not depth.
15. Red is a bright _______ that makes the flower stand out in this garden scene.
18. The _______ space is the empty area around and between the main objects in the composition.
19. Orange is a _______ colour made by mixing the primary colours red and yellow.
21. The dark area cast by the apple shows where the _______ falls opposite the light.