"Identity" Lesson 3: Crossword Puzzle

A type of chalky, crumbly media made of carbon.
How an object, person or space is made up or is sized/ scaled in relation to itself and its surroundings.
The word used to describe the way that light falls on a 3D object. The part of the object on which the light is strongest are called highlights and the darker areas are called shadows.
The word we use to describe how to compose or arrange subject matter to create an image.
The inner surface of the hand.
The place where the hand connects to the arm.
The part of the hand where the fingers join the hand and the bones can be seen close to the surface.
A movement made using part of the body, especially the hand, to express an idea or meaning.
The study of the human body and its structure, form and proportions.
The sense that is concerned with feeling.
Each person leaves a unique impression from this part of the hand.
The depiction of shadow in a drawing.
The feel of an object.
The word we used to describe areas of brightness we can see on an object.
Where the light hits an object and creates reflection or brightness. Artists use it with shadow to indicate form and perspective.
This refers to objects which are three-dimensional and have volume.
This refers to the arrangement of opposite elements and effects in a composition. For example, light and dark.