How to practice calligraphy is as follows:
First, you need to find a good teacher.
Many friends want to teach themselves calligraphy. But I think self-study is often "self-training" by feeling. You practiced for several months, even one year or two ... and finally found that you didn't make any progress. In fact, the reason is very simple, because you don't even know the good standard of writing calligraphy, you don't know what you want to train to write, you don't know how your handwriting is, and you don't know what's wrong with your handwriting.
Therefore, if you want to learn calligraphy well and learn calligraphy deeply, you must first find a good teacher, study hard and never teach yourself.
second, set goals, maintain self-discipline and persevere.
after finding a teacher, the teacher will make a study plan for you, or give you some study suggestions, such as learning regular script, how to practice in the first stage, starting with the basic strokes, how to practice in the second stage, learning radicals, and the third stage is structural ..............
You should follow the teacher's method step by step, study hard and keep practicing. You can't rush for success, or just skip the previous basic exercises and practice fonts directly, then you will definitely not achieve any effect.
To learn calligraphy, you should learn to persist. Success is not achieved overnight, but accumulated over time.
third, the hard pen and the writing brush are connected.
if you want to write hard pen, it is suggested to write brush calligraphy first. If the technique of brush calligraphy is slightly weakened and applied to hard pen, the learning effect will be better, and it will be faster and easier to learn. Many hard-pen beginners have complained that the characters are always unable to write the strokes and the structure is always bad, because they have never felt the brushstroke method. When you have the basis of writing brush, you will naturally know where you need a pen, where you need a pen tip, where you need to write lightly and where you need to write heavily. When you come to write hard pen again, you already have this conditioned reflex, and writing hard pen calligraphy naturally comes naturally.
In brush calligraphy, the center strokes are emphasized, and "using a pen is like adjusting a pony". Hard-pen calligraphy also pays attention to the correctness of pen strokes. If the pen is too tight and stiff, or the pen tip is stuck with paper at one side, it is easy to hang paper and it is difficult to write smoothly. The correct way to hold a pen is to be elastic and moderate, so that the water seam at the tip of the pen is in the middle of the pen. In the process of writing, the force is determined according to the thickness and primary and secondary strokes. This technique requires learners to pay attention to observation and analysis when practicing the post.