The first thing you need to pay attention to when writing hard-pen calligraphy is the structure of the characters. When writing hard-pen calligraphy, you should pay attention to the left side of the left-right structure of the text being slightly tightened and the right side of the text being stretched; the top of the up-and-down structure of the text should be tightened. , the following stretches, and another very important thing is to practice more.
In our lives, hard-pen calligraphy is much more practical than brush calligraphy. There are many things that need to be paid attention to when learning hard-pen calligraphy. First of all, beginners are best to start learning from regular script. When choosing copybooks, do not choose ones with grooves or transparent paper for copying. It is best to choose rice-character copybooks.
One thing that is very important when learning hard-pen calligraphy is that you should not think that you can finish practicing a copybook all at once. In fact, practicing more is not as good as practicing carefully. Carefully analyze the strokes and structure of the text. That's the most important thing.
Writing skills There are skills in everything. Only when you master the skills can you do it well. The same goes for writing, which is the key. The art of writing lies in the technique of using the pen, the rules of forming words, and the writing skills. You must either explore it yourself, ask someone to guide you, or learn from copybooks. In short, you must pass this level first. The predecessors have summarized many methods that can be used for reference. For example, the picture attached to this article is an excellent teaching material for learning hard-pen calligraphy.
Hard pen:
Pens are divided into hard pens and soft pens. As the name suggests, hard pen characters are words written with hard-tipped pens, such as ballpoint pens, gel pens, fountain pens, pencils, etc. .
Hard-pen calligraphy is not the same as hard-pen calligraphy, because calligraphy refers to writing according to the characteristics and meaning of the text, using its calligraphy style, structure and organization to make it a beautiful work of art. Not all characters are It can be called calligraphy.
Hard-pen calligraphy is mainly for practical purposes, and there are relatively few hard-pen calligraphy for purely artistic appreciation. Hard-written characters with easy-to-read characters are mainly used for daily communication or writing and recording. From the basic point of writing, the handwriting must first be recognized by readers. This requires that we must abide by the laws and rules of writing. We should not just let the pen be used as a book. We must not talk nonsense or write some "heavenly books" that no one can understand. As the saying goes, "Words are like the person they are," I don't think it's too eccentric.
Beautiful and generous. On the premise that the handwriting is readable, we pay attention to the beauty of the font and ink, and make it beautiful and generous. This requires that in addition to mastering pen techniques, word knotting rules, and writing skills, writers must not be too sloppy, uncommon, or melodramatic. They must follow universal and universal aesthetic standards and write fresh, natural, elegant, and appreciative words. Hard writing comes.