Li Shu inherited the seal brush and began to grass. Lishu originated from the result of the war and flourished in the Han Dynasty. As a practical writing, officia
Li Shu inherited the seal brush and began to grass. Lishu originated from the result of the war and flourished in the Han Dynasty. As a practical writing, official script was once popular in Han Dynasty. I brought this to you. I hope you like it.
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Learn official script skills
Official script is also called Zuo Shu and octagonal script. Zheng Heng's "Four-body Calligraphy" said: "Those who run official scripts are also masters of seal." Xu Shen's Shuo Wen Jie Zi? "Xu" said: "Qin Tian has eliminated the old classics, and the official prison affairs are complicated. At the beginning, there was an official script to facilitate the agreement, and there was absolutely no ancient prose. " In fact, official script is the simplicity and urgency of seal script.
Li Shu inherited the seal brush and began to grass. Lishu originated from the result of the war and flourished in the Han Dynasty. As a practical writing, official script was once popular in Han Dynasty. Although it was replaced by cursive script, regular script and running script after the Han Dynasty, it is still popular because of its beautiful shape and changeable structure, and has become a popular calligraphy style in today's calligraphy art creation. Moreover, because there are many inscriptions and inks handed down from official scripts since the Han Dynasty, it is also an excellent way to introduce calligraphy.
As far as beginners are concerned, today's official script ink can only be read, but never written directly. If you don't have a foundation, it's also dangerous to look at, because you don't know what to learn and what to abandon yet. Therefore, temporary study can only write ancient copybooks and inscriptions. There is a simple reason. We can only learn what has accumulated after historical elutriation. Following the successful experience of history is undoubtedly a multiplier.
Learning is a process of sublation. It is difficult to constantly discard dross, and it is necessary to constantly improve aesthetic comprehension. Therefore, it is extremely necessary to read more books first and improve your aesthetic discrimination, and then make targeted temporary writing. If you can't understand yourself and you don't know what is good and what is bad, how can you study? It's better not to learn if you learn bad and abandon good. So, always look ahead and write at the back. Otherwise, the pen is wrong, it is better not to move. Han Li is the general name of official script in Han Dynasty. Because of the vivid brushwork and diverse styles of the official script on the tablet in the Eastern Han Dynasty, the official script in the Tang Dynasty was called "Tang Li", so those who learned to write official script attached great importance to the tablet in the Eastern Han Dynasty and called it "Han Li" in this period, which was different from "Tang Li". Macroscopically, the official script of Qin and Han Dynasties can be divided into three forms: Guli, Han Li and Bafen. 1. Guli: The popular time of Guli was from 309 BC to11year, that is, from the period of Qin Wuwang to the later period of Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty. This is just a rough stage. Guli is characterized by vertical inclination, horizontal unevenness and vertical straight line. Han Li: In a broad sense, all official scripts in the Han Dynasty are Han Li, including those in the early Han Dynasty, and in a narrow sense, there are also eight-part essays. Han Li in a narrow sense refers to the most widely used official script in the Western Han Dynasty. Han Li is more formal than ancient times, but it is not as decorative. It is a common calligraphy style from the Western Han Dynasty to the end of Han Dynasty. Han Li is characterized by taking a horizontal posture, highlighting horizontal painting, and being horizontal and vertical. The third is eight points: eight points is the artistic style in official script. Eight o'clock book is characterized by the trend of left and right distribution, highlighting painting and painting.
To learn from, it is best to start with writing Han books. But some beginners can't appreciate the words in the Han tablet and don't know how to write them at all. You must ask the teacher for advice. There are various styles of Han steles, such as Cao Quanbei, Houxiaozi Stone, Yiying Monument, Huashan Monument, Zhangjing Monument, Shi Chenbei Monument, Liqi Monument, Zhang Shou Monument and Yuan Bo Monument. This kind of tablet is exquisite and rigorous in technique, elegant and dignified in posture, exquisite and perfect in stippling and even in structure.
Gu Zhuo's outstanding works include Yellow River Monument, Zhang Qianbei and Stone Appreciating Road Map. These inscriptions in Gu Zhuo are simple in appearance, simple and powerful in meaning, powerful and dignified in stippling, and simple in structure.
There are Monument to Fang Heng, Ode to the West Narrow, Ode to Pavilion, Ode to Longshan, etc. Its artistic style is graceful and generous, its posture is quiet and quaint, its brushwork is smooth after the wind, and its structure is dense and full.
There are ode to Shimen and some bamboo slips and ink marks. The meaning is bold and unrestrained, the brushwork is round and free, and the structure is rich in change.
In short, according to experience, don't just pick up a pen and write, read books first, master basic knowledge and read more posts, and then the ability of aesthetic discrimination will be cultivated. There are many copybooks in the bookstore. Buy as much as possible, understand it yourself, and ask if you don't understand it. It is best to read it for a year and a half, understand it yourself, there is no problem, know what you like, understand what is good and what is not, and then know how to write it yourself.