Generally speaking, calligraphy is real calligraphy (regular script), running script, official script, cursive script, regular script, seal script, Oracle Bone Inscriptions and so on.
The specific breakdown has come down a lot.
Regular script represents the species of Yan, namely Yan Ti (Yan Zhenqing), Liu Ti (Liu Gongquan), Ou Ti (Ou Yangxun) and Zhao Ti (Zhao Mengfu).
Of course, the running script is the best in the world, represented by Wang Xizhi, the masterpiece of Lanting Preface.
Official script includes Qin Li and Han Li. Cao Quanbei Yiying's official script ... descendants of Jin Nong are also famous.
The cursive script is divided into Cao Zhang, Jincao and Crazy Grass.
Personal understanding is divided according to the degree of scribbling, and even finally becomes a symbol (most of Hiragana in Japanese is derived from cursive script)
Cao Zhang is reserved, and Urgent Chapter is suitable for beginners.
This grass goes further, as if Zhang Zhi and Wang Xizhi had developed and perfected.
Wild grass is represented by Huai Su in the prosperous Tang Dynasty and Zhang Xu, the sage of grass.
Wei Bei, seal script and Oracle Bone Inscriptions are relatively few, and they have not been studied and are not very clear.
As for the song style, I think no one seems to practice this kind of character except printing, except artists.
Founder fonts are more for computers.
Of course, there are some very special things, such as the thin gold body created by Song Huizong ... very rare.
I am a person who has practiced Yan Ti, and Wang Xizhi has also studied Preface to Lanting Collection. Finally, because I didn't have time to learn the cursive script of the college entrance examination when I grew up, I changed it to official script, so I nodded my head and practiced the next Yi Ying tablet.
It is suggested that learning regular script and official script is relatively simple. There will be calligraphy, cursive script, seal script and so on, depending on your hobbies. Girls can also learn from ancient ladies and lower case letters.
In regular script, Yan Ti and Liu Ti are very good, Yan Ti is vigorous, and Liu Ti is delicate. Then he said that European style is suitable for writing smaller words, which looks better.
Preface to Lanting Collection is written by most people, and it is the most famous. Of course, it looks good when written.
I introduced the copybooks of elegant middle school students, and Mi Zige's is more suitable to start with. Later, I learned a regular script for returning to the palace, which is also a style, and then the preface to Lanting Collection.
In fact, the copybooks are almost the same, and the methods of practicing calligraphy are exquisite, which means that the things of famous artists are more reliable, and it is more important to choose the right tablet. (The copybooks are mostly works left by famous artists, mostly rubbings of stone tablets, such as Li Yanqin tablet, Duobaota tablet, Liuti Xuantami tablet and Diamond Sutra. )
It is better to have a teacher. Some things can't be observed by yourself, but some things still need to be mentioned by the teacher. When I write a book, I can't even read the order of strokes at first (talent is stupid)
But there are also self-taught people.
Understanding is very important, so is persistence.
I hope it helps you.
Ask for an introduction to brush calligraphy. What fonts are there?
Tian's "one question a day, one word a day" or his calligraphy teaching video. Regular script is hungry. European regular script can be learned. I wish you success in your studies!
What kinds of fonts are common in calligraphy?
Generally speaking, calligraphy is divided into five styles: seal script, official script, running script, cursive script and regular script.
The song style you said is the product of ancient printing, not calligraphy;
Wei Bei belongs to regular script, and his more influential works include Zhang Menglong Monument and Zheng Wengong Monument.
normally
Seal script, official script and regular script are all written in sheep hair and soft.
Lines and grass are written with a brush, which is hard and elastic.
What kinds of calligraphy are there in China?
Calligraphy fonts are generally divided into seal script, official script, regular script and cursive script, but if further subdivided, seal script includes Oracle Bone Inscriptions, bronze inscription, big seal script and small seal script. Official script includes, Bafen, Jian and Si. Regular script includes Weibei, Tang Kai and lower case. There are also big grass (also crazy grass), small grass books, and even "a handful of grass" has appeared in calligraphy rivers and lakes in recent years.
As for new fonts, no one should have the strength to create new fonts. There are only different factions and styles based on seal script, official script, regular script and cursive script, such as Yan Style, European Style, Liu Ti and Zhao Ti.
What are the font types of China's calligraphy?
Roughly speaking, there are five categories: regular script, running script, cursive script, official script and seal script. In each category, there are different calligraphers' styles, such as Yan, Liu, Ou and Zhao in regular script, Wang, Mi, Su and Huang in running script. ……
What are the styles of calligraphy?
Lishu (Cao Quanbei, Zhang Qianbei, etc. )
Regular script (Liu, Yan, Ou, Zhao)
Running script (Preface to Lanting, Sacrifice to Nephew, etc.). )
Cursive script (Zhang Xu, Huai Su)
There are many posts in each type, and there are many other fonts.
There are several fonts in soft pen calligraphy.
There are five kinds of soft-brush calligraphy: truth, cursive script, official script, seal script and calligraphy, among which (truth) means (righteousness) and (righteousness) means regular script, which is the most difficult and important one in calligraphy.
How many fonts are there in brush calligraphy?
Judging from the evolution of calligraphy, it can be divided into five basic fonts: seal script, official script, original script, running script and cursive script. Ou Ti is the abbreviation of Ou Yangxun's regular script calligraphy.
What fonts are there in China's calligraphy?
Simple ones are regular script, official script, song style and running script. According to calligraphy, there are Yan style, Liu style and Shoujin style, seal script is divided into Da seal and Xiao seal, regular script is divided into Bei Tang style, there are two Wang Ti and Shoujin styles, and is it copied by Ding pieces or individuals?