Unit Iii Crossword Puzzle (Page 2 of 2) in pdf

Crossword Puzzle Maker: Final Puzzle

18 The compositional rule that helps an artist know where to place the focal point of a

composition.

20 Shapes that are named, can be measured, and are generally angular.

21 The feeling of wholeness or harmony within an artwork. Too much of this can be boring.

22 The areas occupied by the shapes or ﬁgures in an artwork.

24 An aesthetically pleasing division of space that is formed by dividing two successive

numbers of the Fibonacci Sequence.

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1 These types of forms look heavy and dense and do not have openings.

3 A sequence of numbers that starts with 0 and then 1, after that, add the last two

numbers to get the next number in the sequence.

5 The areas surrounding the shapes or ﬁgures in an artwork.

6 Besides discovering the Fibonacci Sequence, what other mathematical accomplishment

was Leonardo Pisano Fibanacci credited for?

7 The focal point should NEVER be placed in this location of the picture plane!

8 The intentional arrangement of the elements on the picture plane to create interest in an

artwork and to keep the viewer looking at the artwork longer.

12 Allowing for differences in an artwork to create interest. Too much of this can create

chaos.

14 A principle of design that deals with differences in elements. It is used frequently to

make an element of a composition stand out as the emphasis or focal point.

15 Allowing elements to ﬂow off the page, which eliminates any unnecessary negative

space and allows the viewer to focus on the most interesting parts of the composition.

16 Where the viewer's eye should be drawn ﬁrst in the composition.

17 This compositional rule leads your eye through an artwork.

19 The number of focal points that should be created in an artwork.

23 A method to help strengthen the composition in which the artist uses nearby elements to

focus the viewer's attention on something farther into the composition.

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