What type of lines go up and down and can convey height or strength?

Lines that are parallel to the horizon and often suggest solid subjects are called _________.

Which type of lines slant and can indicate movement or convey distance?

A drawing made rapidly to record a figure's movement or actions is called _________.

Precise, mathematical shapes like circles, squares, triangles, and rectangles are called _________.

Shapes found in nature are called _________.

A pattern of shapes that fits together in a way that leaves no space between them is called _________.

Objects such as spheres, cylinders, cubes, cones, and pyramids are examples of _________

Irregular objects like the natural forms of pine cones and armadillos are called ____

An artwork made by modeling, carving, or joining materials into a three dimensional form is called _________.

Artworks made from recycled objects that gain new meaning from the way they are combined are called _________.

The area occupied by an object is called _________.

The farthest area from the viewer, is called the _________.

The area between the foreground and the background is called the _________.

The process of putting one object, color, or line in front of another is called _________.

The part of the painting that is very front and often near the bottom is called the _________.

The name given to the viewer's eye level, the implied line where the sky meets the ground, is called the _________.

Linear perspective helps artists make objects seem to recede into the distance. This point is called the _________.

The technique of using a single vanishing point to show space and depth on a two-dimensional plane is called _________.

Employing two vanishing points to show space depth on a two-dimensional surface is called _________

The lightness or darkness of a color is called _________.

A difference between light and dark values is called _________.

Gradually changing the value is called _________.

A pattern of dots is called _________.

Thin parallel lines used in drawing are called _________.

Lines that cross one another are called _________.

The visual quality of the object caused by the amount of light it reflects or absorbs is called _____

Fill in the blank: Red, yellow, and blue are the colors from which all other colors are mixed. These are called _____

Fill in the blank: Orange, green, and violet are created by mixing two primary colors. These are called _____

Fill in the blank: Colors that are mixed from a primary color and one of the secondary colors closest to it on the color wheel are called _____

Fill in the blank: Red, yellow, and orange are known as _____.

Fill in the blank: Green, blue, and violet are known as _____

Fill in the blank: A plan for combining colors in what you wear and in a work of art is called a _____

Fill in the blank: The way an object feels to the touch, or the way it looks like it would feel, is called _____

Fill in the blank: Arranging the parts to create a sense that the visual weight is equal overall is called _____

Fill in the blank: When one half matches the other half, it is called _____

Fill in the blank: When two halves are not identical but carry similar visual weight, it is called _____.

A type of balance in which lines or shapes spread out from a center point is called _____

Fill in the blank: Stressing an area of composition to draw the viewer's attention or focus is called _____

Fill in the blank: The relationship of the parts to each other and to the whole work is called _____

Fill in the blank: A person or an object that seems to have appropriate height, width, and depth compared to its surroundings is said to have _____

Fill in the blank: Artworks that have smaller than life proportions are called _____

Fill in the blank: The repetition of visual elements, such as lines, shapes or colors that create a feeling of motion, is called _____

Fill in the blank: An art style where bright colors and bold repeating patterns were employed is called _____

Fill in the blank: The repeated colors, lines, shapes, forms, or textures in an artwork are called _____

Fill in the blank: Someone who uses a computer to create artwork that reflects his or her personal expression is called a _____.

Fill in the blank: A technique for gradually changing one image into another is called _____

Fill in the blank: The process by which the different types of prints are made is called _____

Fill in the blank: When the image is inked and printed from a raised background, it is called a _____?