Horizontal painting-gently put pen to paper, pause on the right side, and press it obliquely on the upper right side. The middle stroke is slightly raised,
Keep in mind three points when collecting pens: one mention, two meals and three strikes.
Hang the needle vertically-gently put the pen down to the right, lift it up and press it down in front. The center is tapered, and the nib is like a needle.
Vertical Hanging-Gently place the pen on the paper, lower to the right, and move up and down by adjusting the front end. Finally, Teton comes first,
The nib is like dew.
Sketch-gently put pen to paper, press pen to turn positive.
Close the pen tip slowly, and the direction of skimming will change. Be sure to observe more when writing.
Draw-cut directly into the paper and adjust the front, slightly to the right.
From light to heavy, go back to the front to show the pen. The front end slowly closes the nib, like a knife waving on the battlefield.
Folding painting (horizontal folding)-the writing method of horizontal painting remains the same, and the turning point is mentioned first and then repeated. Gently lift and adjust according to the front, draw vertically according to the font, and finally don't forget to go back to the front.
Hook painting (vertical hook)-gently put pen to paper, descend to the right, lift and press forward to descend. Tick the end of the vertical drawing and check the alignment of the pen tip. Slowly and gently lift the hook to finish, just like the love of goose head.
Dot painting (right point)-bend the paper slightly to the right and follow the nib to the end. Back to the front a little bit, like a curled up little mouse.
Choose a painting-gently put the pen on the paper, down, lift and press the front to the right. Close the pen tip slowly and pick the direction according to the font.