It means to write or draw on the original work with thin paper (silk).
Pinyin: lín mó
Explanation: ? Copy writing or painting according to the original; the process of imitating calligraphy and painting works according to the original is called copying.
Synonyms: imitation, copy
English translation: copy
Copying skills:
Learning techniques mainly focuses on the process, while practicing When doing calligraphy, it is best to combine copying and copying, making full use of the strengths of each and avoiding the weaknesses of each. In addition, you should often read the posts, carefully observe, analyze, and experience them, and you can use your hands to "empty" them while reading. As long as you work harder, your ability to read and write will naturally increase, and you will have a deeper understanding of the beauty of calligraphy. In addition, the acquisition of reproductions for preservation, restoration, exhibition, and sale focuses on the results of copying. Therefore, copies have the nature of commodities. Its spread throughout the world has given rise to complex problems such as counterfeiting and counterfeiting. In countries all over the world, copying has always been the main way and means to learn classical calligraphy or painting techniques, and to learn from and inherit excellent traditions.
Sentence:
Students in the art class of Yuanqu County Vocational Middle School are copying paintings.
Now draw or copy 10 dinosaurs in order from small to large.
In art class, the teacher asked the students to copy the vases placed on the podium.
Orchid and Bamboo is an out-and-out copying, making a living from the pen and ink of the predecessors. If it were not for the temptation of oil painting, I would feel the same as Li Keran: I have to use the greatest courage to "print it out".
He copied the inscriptions originally to kill time, but later he gradually became interested and got better.
Reference materials
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