Elements of Art & Principles of Design

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Across
  1. 6. the visible range of reflected light.
  2. 9. the portrayal of the quality of a surface by using techniques to create texture and patterns.
  3. 10. the use of the Elements of Art to create differences in an artwork for visual interest.
  4. 11. a three-dimensional object that has height, length, width, and depth.
  5. 13. a two-dimensional area enclosed by a line.
  6. 14. the relationship of parts to a whole or parts to one another in regards to size and placement.
  7. 15. the importance assigned to certain objects or areas in an artwork.
Down
  1. 1. the area above, below, around, and within an artwork; the illusion of depth.
  2. 2. a successful combination of the Elements of Art to create a sense of wholeness or completion in an artwork.
  3. 3. the repetition of the Elements of Art in an organized way.
  4. 4. the use of the Elements of Art to draw a viewer’s eye from one point to another in an artwork.
  5. 5. a technique that shows differences in the Elements of Art in an artwork.
  6. 7. a measure of relative lightness and darkness in aspects of an artwork.
  7. 8. an arrangement of the Elements of Art to create an equal distribution of visual weight throughout the format or composition.
  8. 12. the flat path of a dot through space.