1. Master the basic strokes: the basis of calligraphy is strokes, including horizontal, vertical, left, pressed, lifted and pointed strokes. Only by mastering these basic strokes can you write fluently.
2. Understand the font structure: each word has its own specific structure, and understanding this structure will help us better grasp the shape and proportion of words. For example, the upper and lower parts of some words need to keep a certain distance, and the left and right parts need to keep a certain balance.
3. Pay attention to the consistency of strokes: the charm of calligraphy lies in the consistency of strokes, that is, the connection between strokes should be natural and smooth, and there should be no obvious sense of fracture. This requires us to pay attention to controlling the pressure and speed of the pen when writing, so that the ups and downs of the strokes are smooth and natural.
4. Pay attention to momentum and rhythm: Calligraphy is not only a record of words, but also an artistic expression. Therefore, when writing, we should pay attention to the momentum and rhythm of words, so that words are both powerful and rhythmic.
5. Keep practicing: Calligraphy is a skill, and it takes a long time to become proficient. Keep practicing and constantly improve your calligraphy.
Generally speaking, to write mellow and vigorous calligraphy, you need to master the basic strokes, understand the font structure, pay attention to the consistency of strokes, pay attention to the momentum and rhythm, and keep practicing. Only in this way can we be comfortable in the world of calligraphy and show our artistic talent.