Those who are not familiar with brush writing or need to practice brush writing must choose the right pen and paper. Take paper with brush strokes as an example. There are two kinds of calligraphy: raw calligraphy and cooked calligraphy. If you are a beginner, try to choose familiar calligraphy, otherwise the raw calligraphy will soon spread the ink and slowly you will not be able to practice strokes. Novices can choose wolf brush, which is faster than other brushes.
Practice calligraphy more.
As the saying goes, practice is the best teacher, and a person who often writes brush strokes will certainly be able to write brush strokes well. The ancients didn't have pens and ballpoint pens. As long as they record in writing, they use a brush. However, the ancients did not write with a brush, and their hands were shaking. If you often write and practice calligraphy, I believe you can write very good calligraphy.
Don't be nervous when writing brush strokes.
Be careful not to be nervous when writing brush strokes. If you are nervous, you are worried that the written words will not look good. Then nine times out of ten, your hands will shake, and you will fall into a vicious circle-the more you worry about the ugliness of your handwriting, the more your hands will shake, and the uglier your handwriting is, the uglier your handwriting is. I can only say that the mentality of writing brush characters is very important.
Write and master the skills of exerting strength.
Sometimes when we write Chinese calligraphy, our hands shake, because we don't know how to use force. We shouldn't use force indiscriminately, so the Chinese strokes written in this way are crooked, or the hands are shaking badly, and the words written are like turtles crawling. The calligraphy looks simple and elegant, but in fact, the demand for hand power is quite high. Many times it is "smart strength." Go and see the video explanation of brush calligraphy, and it will be finished soon.
Master the correct way to hold a pen.
You must learn to hold the pen correctly when writing brush characters. If you hold the pen incorrectly, you will not only be laughed at by others, but also write beautiful words. So what kind of pen holding posture is correct? First, choose the brush with the corresponding font, then hold the pen with thumb, index finger and middle finger, and hold the pen with ring finger. The height of the pen varies from person to person, depending on what kind of text you need to write.
Let's start with the big characters.
When ancient children first learned to write, they all began to practice from big characters. If you have the bad habit of shaking hands with a brush, then you should learn from the ancient children, practice from big characters and write carefully one by one. After a while, you will find that your hands have stopped shaking when you write big characters, but it is difficult to write small characters. At this time, you can change the smaller words and start practicing. When you practice to stop shaking your hands, you will succeed.