Mao Xiaodong is a famous contemporary calligrapher in China. His calligraphy works are highly collectible and highly sought after. The following
Mao Xiaodong is a famous contemporary calligrapher in China. His calligraphy works are highly collectible and highly sought after. The following is what I arranged for you, I hope it will be useful to you!
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Overview of calligraphy pen
As a beginner, some pen skills need to be studied repeatedly and understood deeply before they can be mastered. Therefore, to be psychologically prepared, we can't master all the pen skills in a short time, but we need a corresponding stage, sometimes we can understand the method, but we can't show it when writing, and we can't handle the pen skillfully. This is because the basic skills are not enough. As a beginner, we should try our best to master the four strokes of lifting, stopping, turning and folding, and work hard, because these four strokes are directly related to the formation of stippling lines, so we should try our best to make this pass well.
Using a pen is an important "calligraphy element", and the requirements for using a pen are strict and complicated, but as long as you think carefully, there are still rules to be found. The summary is as follows:
Stick to the center and draw a line in the picture. Some beginners can stick to the center when writing the first stroke and * * * fashion, but the strokes tend to be biased in the future, because after the third stroke, the fourth stroke or even the eighth stroke and the ninth stroke, the movements are more ups and downs, and it is difficult to control the execution of the center. But the tip of the pen is biased to one side, which leads to confusion and repeated failures. This requires a solid basic skill in writing, and careful study of various writing techniques, such as lifting, pressing, Fang Bi and round pen. At the same time, every stroke should be explained clearly, not sloppily, that is, by constantly raising the pen, the pen tip is always in the middle of the stippling line, so as to achieve the "connecting line in the painting" and make the stroke lines round, three-dimensional, vivid and powerful, rather than thin and flat.
Decompose stippling step by step. There are eight basic forms of stippling, namely, point, horizontal, left, press, hook, pick, vertical and fold. These stippling have their own different writing requirements and forms of expression. Beginners should master the eight basic strokes one by one, that is, break them down into two or three units, and master them step by step, so that the learning effect is better. Specifically, it is to learn painting bit by bit in one period, and then learn vertical pen and left pen in the next period, so as to grasp the individual and get started easily. However, some beginners write eight basic stippling together, often paying attention to one thing and losing the other. It is written that all eight basic stippling are not well written, which does not meet the requirements, and haste makes waste. It is better to break down the stippling and do it step by step.
Slow is better than fast, don't draw too much, and write slowly, especially for beginners. Write carefully, slowly, and don't brush it off, just for speed, not for effect. Because, if you write slowly, you can make the strokes perfect, not in a hurry. Some beginners are reckless and rude in pursuit of the so-called imposing manner, and their paintings are broken. As the predecessors said, it is "evil faith." Moreover, the momentum is not entirely written quickly. There is a combination of pen-turning, spreading and verve, which is beyond the reach of beginners. At the same time, some beginners look at the lettering and stippling on rubbings beautifully, but they often don't like it when writing, so they write while sketching, tinkering, seeking only the shape, not the likeness of God, thus forming the bad habit of tracing and correcting, which seriously affects their progress. In fact, it doesn't matter if you don't reach the perfection of stippling at once. As long as you keep practicing, you will make perfect.