1, features: square font, strong lines, rigorous structure and full font, giving people a solemn and atmospheric feeling. The strokes and structure of Yan style have their own unique characteristics. For example, in strokes, Yan Ti often uses techniques such as frustration and lifting to express the thickness, speed and weight of lines. Structurally, it pays strict attention to the symmetry and balance of glyphs, showing the unique aesthetic feeling of Chinese characters.
2, strong lines: the lines of the body are relatively strong, and it is necessary to have a strong sense of quantity, showing the texture and strength of the lines.
3, rigorous structure: the structure of the body is very rigorous, we should pay attention to the symmetry and balance of each word, as well as the interpenetration and echo between strokes.
4. Font layout: The layout of the face is also very important. Pay attention to the arrangement and spacing of each word, and keep the harmony between words. Yan-style regular script is a very distinctive font. To write regular script in Yan style well, we need to master its basic characteristics and writing skills. Through constant practice and study, you can improve your calligraphy level and write more beautiful regular script works.
5. Cohesion and echo of strokes: There is a close relationship between strokes in regular script, and each stroke is not isolated, but interrelated. When writing, we should pay attention to the connection and echo between strokes to make the whole font more natural and smooth. The center of gravity and balance of words: the font of Yan-style regular script is usually full, so pay attention to the center of gravity and balance of words. Pay attention to the center of gravity and sense of balance of each word when writing, so as to make the whole font more stable and beautiful.
6. Use ink: The ink color of regular script is usually full, so pay attention to the use of ink color. When writing, you can use thick ink and light color to make the whole font more vivid and powerful.
The origin of Yan kaishu;
1, the origin of Yan Jieshu can be traced back to ancient Oracle Bone Inscriptions and inscriptions on bronze. Yan was originally an pictograph, representing a person's face. In Oracle Bone Inscriptions, the word "Yan" is a simple facial outline, but in inscriptions, it is more specific, depicting details such as eyebrows, eyes and mouth.
2. With the passage of time, Yan characters gradually evolved into the font forms such as Xiao Zhuan, Li Shu and regular script. In the official script stage, the structure of Yan characters has changed greatly, the font is more square and the inheritance of strokes is more obvious. In the regular script stage, the strokes of Yan characters are more standardized and the structure is more symmetrical, forming the familiar regular script style.
There are many styles of Yan-style regular script, the most famous of which is Yan-style created by Yan Zhenqing, a calligrapher in the Tang Dynasty. Yan Zhenqing's regular script has absorbed the characteristics of seal script, official script and cursive script, with square font, well-proportioned strokes, rigorous structure, powerful brushwork and unique artistic style. His regular script works, such as Multi-Tower Induction Monument and Guojiamiao Monument, are all classics in the history of calligraphy in China.
3. In addition to Yan Zhenqing's facial style, other calligraphers also formed their own unique regular script style, such as Ou Yangxun and Liu Gongquan. Their regular script works have their own characteristics, either thin and powerful, dignified and beautiful, or vigorous and vigorous, which shows the richness, diversity and profoundness of China's regular script.