Gegou is a Chinese character stroke. It consists of two parts: a go and a hook. Gougou is a common Chinese character stroke, which appears in many Chinese characters, such as hook, tongue, fish and so on.
Ou Kai is a calligraphy font, which originated in the Tang Dynasty in China and is an important part of the traditional art in China. Ou Kai's calligraphy is dignified, steady and delicate, with beautiful and elegant strokes, which are widely used in calligraphy, seal cutting, seals and other fields. Now I will introduce the writing method of lattice based on the characteristics of Ou Kai's calligraphy.
Let's look at the spelling of the word ge. In Ou Kai's calligraphy, every stroke needs rhythm and strength. Therefore, when writing Ge characters, we must master the stroke order and strength. Write a vertical line first, then write a small cross to the right obliquely, then write a big cross to the right slightly downward, and finally write a short vertical line to the right of the big cross. The strokes of the whole Ge character should be clear and smooth, the lines should have appropriate thickness changes, and the distance between strokes should be symmetrical.
Let's look at the spelling of tick. In Ou Kai's calligraphy, the strokes of hook characters need to be very accurate and the lines should be smooth. Write a vertical line first, then write a small transverse bend diagonally to the right, then write a curve up along the vertical line, and finally write a small hook to the right around the starting point of the curve. The strokes of the whole hook character need to be mastered skillfully, and the intensity should be moderate, not too light or too heavy.
Let's take a look at how to combine Ge and Gou to write the magnificent Ge Gou character. When writing tick characters, we need to pay attention to the angle and distance between them so that they can be combined properly.
The writing of tick marks needs to master the strength and rhythm of each stroke skillfully and combine them properly. Ou Kai's calligraphy pays attention to the fluency and accuracy of strokes.
Matters needing attention when using hook writing method
1, stroke order: when writing tick, write the word dog first, then write the word dog. Make sure that the strokes are in the right order, not upside down.
2. Stroke direction and angle: When writing a grid, you need to master the stroke direction and angle to make the lines smooth, symmetrical and beautiful. When writing hook characters, make sure that the bending degree and angle of the hook are appropriate, so that the whole font looks harmonious and unified.
3. Brushwork: When writing tick characters, you should keep proper brushwork, not too light or too heavy, so that the font lines have a sense of rhythm and strength.