stroke-it's not difficult to understand that letting the pen draw in all directions on the paper is the usual process of writing.
In the process of writing, you can skillfully grasp the movements of lifting the pen, pressing the pen and writing the pen, and according to the needs of each stroke, it is classified as pen control.
Beginners of hard-pen calligraphy often can't write strokes well, and can't show the characteristics of strokes, or the thickness of strokes doesn't change obviously, or the process of writing is always shaking, and their hands are always disobedient when it's time to lift the pen, that is, the proficiency of pen control is not enough.
Then the question comes, how to get past the pen control.
1. Daily practice of strokes is the key, so do decomposition exercises.
Find five to ten words in the copybook, and practice the strokes of the words separately. Remember, it's just a lot of strokes, and it's best to practice more than one every day (A4 paper size)
2. Repeat the lifting and pressing exercises
For example, write horizontal strokes and practice horizontal strokes from heavy to light, and then from light to heavy. Other strokes are the same.
3. Do non-directional line exercises
Practice line strokes in each direction to strengthen the stability of line strokes.
4. Look at the strokes you have practiced every other day and do exercises again
Why do you want to practice every other day here? Because after copying, there is often a situation in which the authorities are fascinated, and you can't see whether you are making progress or retrogression, and the aesthetics in your mind can't be lifted for a while, so you should reflect on the strokes of the copybook every other day and remember to practice again if something is wrong until you are satisfied. Similar strokes will be solved
5. Writing is not relaxing, and the pen is too tight.
Writing is a very pleasant thing. Don't be afraid that you can't write well with one stroke, so when writing, the hand and the pen often don't agree, the pen is tightly grasped, and the control of the pen is naturally not good. Especially, lifting the pen and pressing the pen require a good effort to control the direction of the pen. If the heart is always stretched,
6. Have a correct attitude. If you find the worst strokes, you need to do more directional exercises.
Many students avoid some words they don't like when posting, which is not acceptable. The reason why you don't like it is often because you can't write the strokes or structure of that word well. So how can you practice the word well when you find your weakness but can't avoid turning it into an advantage?
Summary: Repeated practice of partial strokes → practice of non-directional strokes → insufficient self-reflection → correct attitude and perseverance (