Collage Art Crossword Puzzle

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  • composition: the arrangement and organization of elements within a collage artwork.
  • layering: technique of placing materials on top of each other to create depth and dimension in a collage.
  • assemblage: artwork created by assembling found or unrelated objects and materials together.
  • texture: the tactile quality or surface characteristics of materials used in collage, adding visual interest.
  • mixed media: artwork created using a combination of different materials, often including collage elements.
  • scissors: tool used to cut out shapes and images from paper or other materials for use in collage.
  • overlap: technique of layering materials so that they partially cover each other, creating visual interest.
  • arrangement: the organization and placement of elements within a collage to create a cohesive composition.
  • montage: a collage composition made by combining various images or elements together.
  • decoupage: the art of decorating an object by gluing colored paper cutouts onto it in combination with special paint effects.
  • collage: artwork created by assembling various materials, such as paper, fabric, or photographs, onto a surface.
  • magazine: source of images and text often used in collage, providing a wide range of visual materials.
  • photograph: printed image often used as a component in collage artworks.
  • paper scraps: small leftover pieces of paper that can be used in collage for added texture or detail.
  • mosaic: artwork created by arranging small pieces of colored material to form a pattern or image.
  • pattern: repetitive design or motif used in collage to create visual rhythm and interest.
  • surrealism: artistic movement characterized by dreamlike imagery, often explored through collage techniques.
  • dadaism: avant-garde art movement of the early 20th century known for its use of absurd materials