Lamination the process of building up a surface by layers. Kinetic Sculpture sculpture that actually moves, as opposed to providing the illusion of movement. Kinetic Art art that moves, such as mobile.

Implied Line/Edge a line that is completed by the viewer (not actually completed). Iconography a set of conventional meanings attached to images as an artist approach, representation or illustration that uses the visual conventions and symbols of a culture. High Relief sculpture that deeply projects from the background material. Graphic Design design for advertising and industry that includes typography and images for communication purposes. Geometric Shape or Form a shape that is regular, easy to measure, and easy to describe (rectangle, square, cube, triangle, sphere, etc.) as distinct from an organic or biomorphic shape or form. Freestanding Sculpture sculpture that is carved or cast 'in the round' unconnected to a wall, and thereby capable of being viewed in it's entirety by walking around it or turning it. Focal Point a specific part of a work of art that seizes and holds the viewer's attention. Figurative representing the likeness of humans or other figures. Emboss to decorate with designs that are raised above a surface.

Design the combination of the visual elements in a work of art according to such principles as balance and utility also COMPOSITION. Curvilinear consisting of a curved line or lines. Contour Line the perceived line that marks the edge of a figure the basic outline that defines the shape of an object. Constructed Sculpture sculpture in which forms are built up from such materials as wood, paper, string, sheet metal and wire. Collage an assemblage of two dimensional objects to create an image works of art in which paper, cloth and wood are pasted on a two dimension surface. Classical Art the general term for the high artistic achievement periods in ancient Greece and Rome can also mean art, ideas, styles, etc., that are or have been long-enduring. Ceramics the art of creating baked clay objects, such as pottery and earthenware. Casting an object made y pouring liquid metal into a mold and letting it cool and harden the actual object made through this process. Carving in sculpture, the process of cutting away material, such as wood or clay.

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