1, oblique writing skills
Oblique strokes refer to oblique strokes from the upper left to the lower right, such as "and". When writing, you can draw an appropriate diagonal line as the baseline first, and then write obliquely from above the baseline to the lower right, paying attention to the oblique angle and length of the strokes. The ends of oblique strokes usually show the shape of small hooks, and the thickness of strokes can be slightly increased to show the shape of hooks.
2. Flat writing skills
Flat strokes refer to straight strokes from top to bottom, such as "and". When writing, you can draw a horizontal line on it as the baseline, and then write straight down from the baseline. The length of Pingsi can be adjusted according to the shape and font proportion of specific Chinese characters, and it is usually neither too long nor too short.
Precautions for oblique writing:
1, angle
The angle of oblique writing should be consistent, and it is a diagonal line from the upper left to the lower right. The angle should not be too steep or too slow, and the strokes should be symmetrical and stable. The length and oblique length should be moderate, not too long nor too short. Too long oblique strokes will affect the balance and aesthetic feeling of the whole glyph, and too short oblique strokes can not fully express the glyph characteristics.
2. Relationship
The connection between oblique strokes and other strokes should be natural and smooth, and there should be no interruptions or sharp turns. Attention should be paid to the connection with the strokes before and after, and the overall font should be coordinated. The thickness and oblique thickness should be coordinated with the strokes of the whole font. The thickness of oblique strokes should be equivalent to other vertical strokes or horizontal strokes, and should not be too thin or too thick.
3. Speed
The oblique writing speed should be moderate, neither too fast nor too slow. Too fast will lead to inaccurate writing, and too slow will affect the overall writing fluency. Stability, oblique writing requires wrist stability, even hard work, to ensure the stability and consistency of strokes.
4. Practice
In order to improve the skills of oblique writing, we can strengthen the accuracy and beauty of strokes through repeated practice. You can imitate exercises with proofs, or refer to calligraphy textbooks or videos for learning.