Across
- 3. Art. Art made purely to be looked at and enjoyed on display, like a painting on a wall.
- 5. The special skill or method an artist uses to create their work, such as reverse painting.
- 7. How the size and scale of different parts in an artwork relate to one another.
- 10. Point. The center of interest or area in an artwork that draws the viewer's eye first.
- 11. The area around, within, or between objects in an artwork, creating a sense of depth.
- 12. An artist’s unique way of drawing, painting, or expressing themselves, much like unique handwriting.
- 13. Glass Windows. Colorful glass artwork used in medieval buildings to tell stories through pictures.
- 15. Art. An art movement inspired by popular culture, celebrities, and modern commercial items.
- 16. An artwork showing a picture of a person's face or upper body.
- 17. Art. Art created to be used in everyday life, like a woven basket or clay pot.
- 18. A three-dimensional artwork that can be viewed from different sides, like a carved wooden shape.
Down
- 1. The set of instructions or guidelines given to explain what an art project requires.
- 2. A three-dimensional element of art that has depth, width, and height.
- 4. An art movement focused on wild imagination, dreamlike images, and strange scenes.
- 6. A strong difference between elements, like placing bright white next to deep black.
- 8. A picture or painting that shows outdoor natural scenery, like mountains or fields.
- 9. Media. An artwork created by combining several different art materials together.
- 14. The physical tools and supplies used to make art, such as paint, plastic, or markers.