Fundamentals of Art

3. The range of lightness to darkness of a color or tone.
6. A 2-dimensional area with a defined boundary (geometric, organic or free-form).
8. The organization of shapes/forms in space that directs the eye throughout the whole composition.
10. A special focus given to a particular moment in order to draw attention, often through size or color.
12. Spatial _______ is the perceived distance between foreground, middleground and background.
15. The juxtaposition of opposites.
18. The use of __________ angles create energy within a composition.
21. The relationship between sizes of different parts/objects within an artwork.
23. The method of drawing that visually represents 3D forms and structures - used by engineers, architects and artists.

1. The arrangement of shapes/objects that creates an equal distribution of weight throughout the composition.
2. One way artists create interesting compositions is to _________ shapes/forms so that one appears in front of the other.
4. The repetition of movement to create a gesture.
5. The quality of a surface based on how it feels, either physically or visually.
7. A variety of line ________ includes a range of thick to thin lines.
9. Moments within an image differ from the majority to create a sense of visual interest.
11. The shading technique that involves overlapping lines is cross-___________.
13. All parts of an image work together to be seen as a whole in harmony.
14. A 3-dimensional shape that has a sense of height, width and depth.
15. The arrangement of shapes, forms and imagery within an artwork.
16. The element of art that has three properties: hue, value and saturation.
17. The repetition of shapes/forms in a sequential order.
19. One way artists create interesting compositions is to _______ shapes/forms out of the frame in order to guide the viewer's eye beyond just the paper.
20. The area between shapes/forms within a composition.
22. A continuous mark that has value, weight and direction.