How can I copy calligraphy and painting?

Methods of pasting copied calligraphy works on the wall: get pictures, scan or take photos, and fill in ink. Stored in the computer. Fill with ink. Stroke with printing paper, through the projector, filled with ink, projected on the wall, stroke.

Before copying calligraphy and painting, the painting core should be flattened, and there should be no creases or folds to keep the work flat.

The work is full of creases and folds, and the picture is very uneven. In this case, copying calligraphy and painting is not recommended. Needless to say, if you scan forcibly, the folds and creases on the screen will be scanned clearly, and even if you adjust the picture by software, the copy effect is not good.

Generally speaking, the reproduction effect of calligraphy and painting works will be better after being supported or mounted, because the painting core becomes thick and flat after being supported, so the scanned painting will be better.