What brush do beginners use for calligraphy?

It is recommended that beginners use double brushes or hard brushes.

First of all, hard brush

1, the nib is hard: the bristle brush generally uses wolf hair, and the nib is hard. This makes the strokes clear and powerful, and the writing lines clearer.

2, suitable for writing structured words and regular script: hard brush is especially suitable for writing structured words and regular script, because its hardness can help control the thickness and clarity of lines.

3. Practice the basic structure of the glyph and the first and last strokes: Practicing calligraphy with a hard pen can strengthen the understanding and mastery of the basic structure of the glyph and the skills of the first and last strokes. Because of the high hardness of the bristle brush tip, it is easier to master the pen gesture and strength when writing.

4. Improve the accuracy and stability of writing: Because the lines of hard pen are clear and powerful, practicing with hard pen is helpful to cultivate the accuracy and stability of writing.

Second, soft brush

1. Soft nib: Soft brushes usually use wool or mushrooms as materials to make the nib softer. Writing with a soft pen makes the lines smoother and more elastic.

2. Suitable for writing cursive and running scripts: The soft brush is excellent for writing cursive and running scripts, and the soft nib is helpful for writing Lian Bi and folding pens.

3. Cultivate the charm and change of brush calligraphy: Soft brush can give calligraphy more changes and charm, which is helpful to express personal calligraphy style and charm.

4. Need to master the continuity of calligraphy: You need to master the continuity of writing better when practicing with a soft pen, because its soft nib makes the continuity of writing lines more important.

Whether it is a hard brush or a soft brush, it needs some practice and practice to master its characteristics and application skills. When practicing, you can choose a suitable brush according to your personal preference and calligraphy style, and gradually experience the writing feelings and performance effects brought by different types of brushes.