Space

2. shows color gradually fading to a bluish gray and details blurring, imitating the way distant objects appear to the human eye.
4. is the area of a painting that visually appears to be far away in the distance at or near the horizon. It is usually located on a higher plane of the canvas.
6. The “occupied” areas in a work of art that is filled with something such as lines, colors and shapes.
9. a basic element of negative space that is often overlooked as a principle of a good design.
10. Space that makes up the distance between the foreground and background of a painting, typically it is located somewhere on the middle plane of the canvas.
12. Changing ____ & ____ of similar shapes to create a greater sensation of depth.
13. space that has width, height and depth.
14. The distance between or the area around and within shapes, forms, colors and lines within a composition.

1. ____ colors or hues tend appear closer, whereas ____ hues tend to recede away from the viewer.
3. space found on a flat surface such as a canvas.
5. The area of a painting that visually appears closest to the viewer. It is often located on a lower plane or bottom of the canvas.
7. the unoccupied areas that surround the subject matter.
8. a graphical system used by artists to create the illusion of depth and volume on a flat surface.
11. effect achieved by allowing the contour of one form to be interrupted by the contour of another form, so that it looks like one form is physically sitting in front of the other.