a technique of using a tool to scratch into paper coated with black ink.

a technique of painting with thick paint.

a technique that uses two or more art materials in a single composition.

to do everything the same way.

when parts of an artwork are different to make the artwork more visually interesting.

to create a crisp, clean edge on an art material with scissors, knife, or a saw.

what something is made of

gives a softer, less-defined edge to an art material and is made by ripping the material with one’s hands.

an artwork made by placing parts together

what something is made of.

shapes that have names and are usually the same on both sides; examples include circles, squares, rectangles, triangles, diamonds, ovals, etc.

curvy shapes that usually look like things found in nature.

the front area/layer of an artwork.

what collage materials are attached to.

a collage created from more than one type of material.

to create a crisp, clean edge on an art material with scissors, knife, or a saw.

a technique that uses two or more art materials in a single composition.

curvy shapes that usually look like things found in nature.

to create a crisp, clean edge on an art material with scissors, knife, or a saw.

crying uncontrollably.

gives a softer, less-defined edge to an art material and is made by ripping the material with one’s hands.

used for joining together parts; white glue, decoupage, Mod Podge, rubber cement, and paste are examples of adhesives.

scraps of cloth, felt, wool, fur, burlap, lace, ribbon.

a technique that uses two or more art materials in a single composition.

what collage materials are attached to.

newspapers, magazines, bottle caps.

a technique that uses two or more art materials in a single composition.

Drawing

Painting

Collage