Across
- 3. the special attention or importance given to one or more areas within a design
- 6. Area the area of greatest visual impact, the center of interest to which the eye is most naturally drawn
- 8. detail added to a design to provide additional interest, affecting the total character of the composition
- 9. dissimilarity among attributes or characteristics
- 11. the ease of visual movement which results from gradual degrees of change among one or more of the elements
- 12. the placement of two different or opposite elements together
- 13. implying or suggesting a sense of energy
- 15. compatibility, aesthetics
- 17. The visual organization within a design that emphasizes one or more aspects
- 18. create “visual depth” or a three-dimensional effect by using flowers and greens of different lengths and by placing materials in front and back of the arrangement
Down
- 1. flow or movement characterized by regular recurrence of elements or features
- 2. the relative ratio of size or the relationship of the size of a composition to the surrounding area or environment
- 4. of Design fundamental guidelines to aesthetic design that govern the organization of the elements and materials in accordance with the laws of nature.
- 5. creating and repeating simple patterns or materials
- 7. contrast between elements which are counterpoint in relation to each other
- 10. the comparative relationship in size, quantity and degree of emphasis among components within the composition
- 14. gives a sense of equilibrium and repose, a feeling of three-dimensional stability
- 16. the state of being one, united or complete in itself