Art pens are special pens that use the inclination of the pen tip to create thick and thin line effects. They are widely used in art drawing, hard-pen calligraphy and other fields. They are a handy tool for artistic creation.
Art craft pens have general usage and special usage. It can write Chinese characters, numbers and letters like a regular pen. If you use it to design art works, use it with the pen tip upright, and the lines drawn will be thin; use it with the pen tip lying down, and the lines drawn will be broad and thick.
1. Pen tip
1. Bending length: The larger the bending length, the larger the writing size. If it is well controlled, the writing size can be large or small, which is very flexible. , but now some art pens do not consider this enough, and some have a bending length of only 1 to 2 mm, especially some new brand gift pens that only focus on packaging (the price is often very expensive). When selecting, pay attention to the best 2 to 3 mm < /p>
2. Bend angle: This is related to the angle of personal writing habits. Generally speaking, the correct posture for holding a pen is that the thumb and index finger hold the pen, the middle finger assists, the ring finger and little finger are bent, and the pen barrel usually rests on the root of the index finger ( (the largest joint), the finger is about an inch away from the pen tip. Generally speaking, calligraphy enthusiasts like to use one stroke for multiple purposes, including daily writing and calligraphy creation. This puts higher requirements on the bending angle of the art tip. : In the above-mentioned pen-holding posture, it is for daily writing. If the finger is longer from the pen tip, or the pen barrel is closer to the tiger's mouth, large characters can be written, so the bending angle is about 50 degrees. (When trying to write, the pen barrel can be written against the base of the index finger. Small characters, large characters can be written by leaning into the tiger's mouth). If the degree is too small, it will be inconvenient to write large characters. At present, the pen tip of most art pens has a large curvature (some even reach 90 degrees). The consequences of this kind of pen are: , unable to write small characters on a daily basis, or writing almost upright