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Across 1. Escher was what ethnicity? 6. reflects all other colors of visible light 8. M.C. Eschers real name 11. Escher gained popularity as a what in the 1850s 13. the lines that make up the sides of an object in a perspective drawing that relate directly back to the vanishing point 17. the point at which parallel lines receding from an observer meet and disappears. 19. made by adding a colors compliment or black 20. colors created by combining a primary color and an adjacent color. 21. red orange and yellow 25. technique where larger objects appear closer. 26. made by adding white to a base color 28. red, yellow and blue 31. graphic system that creates the illusion of depth and volume on a two dimensional surface 32. green blue and violet 33. Escher also enjoyed writing and 34. absorbs light

Down 2. the three physical properties of color 3. the lightness or darkness of a color 4. the only class Escher made good grades in. 5. the color itself 7. brightness or dullness of a color 9. orange green violet 10. where the earth and sky seem to meet 12. how many vanishing points are there in two point perspective. 14. how many colors are on the color wheel? 15. Escher was famous for these, which are patterns made from Identical shapes. 16. Escher developed a unique series of drawings after visiting what castle in Spain? 18. Escher's Fathers occupation 22. Escher couldn't be in the military because he didn't finish this 23. when drawing in two point perspective back lines are 24. when one object covers part of a second and the 1st seems closer. This is 27. technique where objects placed lower on the picture plane seem closer than objects placed near eye level 29. derives from reflective light 30. technique where clear sharp edges seem closer