If you are just starting to learn, you must start from regular script. The paper used in regular script is ripe Xuan, because the pen is slow and ripe Xuan will melt ink. Official script is also publicized by familiarity.
If you have a certain foundation, you can write a running script. Running script is made of paper with clips, which is faster, and semi-cooked rice paper is easier to write, which can better reflect the running script style.
If you write cursive, you can use it.
Question 2: Basic knowledge of calligraphy practice: How to choose the calligraphy practice for the introduction of Xuan paper? It is recommended not to use rice paper, but tassel paper or Mi Zige. After writing to a certain extent, use rice paper instead.
Question 3: What Xuan paper should I use to write Chinese calligraphy? Shengxuan
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It is best to create freehand Chinese painting or calligraphy with Sheng Xuan. Raw rice paper has not been brushed with alum water, so it absorbs water quickly and its pulling force is even greater than that of cooked rice paper. Suitable for creation.
Cooked rice paper is brushed with alum water, which absorbs water slowly and is suitable for creating some meticulous paintings.
When choosing paper, the texture is the most important. Poor quality paper is not only easy to damage the pen, but also difficult to keep. Famous papers in ancient and modern times are famous for their quality, such as "Integrity Hall paper is as dense as printing", and the jade board claims to be "flexible and durable". The toughness and compactness of paper are the best, which can be known by visual inspection when choosing.
Paper is not white, because the raw materials are not good, or the water quality is not good. That matchless white jade plate is made of sandalwood, Shu? Then "water papermaking in flower beds" are all examples. If it is dyed, it must be pure white and natural paper. However, the dyed paper is not easy to spread for a long time. If you want the works to be put in the museum in a hundred years, you'd better avoid using them.
The surface of paper can be divided into smooth and rough; Smooth and solid pen, but if it is too slippery and light, there is no pen power, while if it is rough, it is easy to get pen power, but if it is too rough, it is difficult to write and damage the pen tip. The so-called "fine but not astringent" is also true.
The paper must be able to feed ink, otherwise the ink floats on the paper, which is easy to fall off and cannot be stored for a long time. Generally speaking, rice paper has strong ink absorption. Paper is the opposite. Ink absorption is too strong. If you use the pen slowly, dots and pictures will become ink balls. But if the ink absorption is too weak, the ink is not easy to enter the paper, so it is not suitable. Therefore, when choosing paper, we should consider the style of the book and the speed of personal pen lifting. If only ink could feed paper but not "balls". If the store allows, try it with ink. Just try it and you'll know.
Question 4: What Xuan paper should I use to write Chinese calligraphy? It is best to create freehand Chinese painting or calligraphy with Sheng Xuan. Raw rice paper has not been brushed with alum water, so it absorbs water quickly and its pulling force is even greater than that of cooked rice paper. Suitable for creation.
Cooked rice paper is brushed with alum water, which absorbs water slowly and is suitable for creating some meticulous paintings.
When choosing paper, the texture is the most important. Poor quality paper is not only easy to damage the pen, but also difficult to keep. Famous papers in ancient and modern times are famous for their quality, such as "Integrity Hall paper is as dense as printing", and the jade board claims to be "flexible and durable". The toughness and compactness of paper are the best, which can be known by visual inspection when choosing.
Paper is not white, because the raw materials are not good, or the water quality is not good. That matchless white jade plate is made of sandalwood, Shu? Then "water papermaking in flower beds" are all examples. If it is dyed, it must be pure white and natural paper. However, the dyed paper is not easy to spread for a long time. If you want the works to be put in the museum in a hundred years, you'd better avoid using them. White is not white, you can understand it with your eyes. I don't need to say more about this.
The surface of paper can be divided into smooth and rough; Smooth and solid pen, but if it is too slippery and light, there is no pen power, while if it is rough, it is easy to get pen power, but if it is too rough, it is difficult to write and damage the pen tip. The so-called "fine but not astringent" is also true. This can be distinguished by vision and touch, so I won't say much.
The paper must be able to feed ink, otherwise the ink floats on the paper, which is easy to fall off and cannot be stored for a long time. Generally speaking, rice paper has strong ink absorption. Paper is the opposite. Ink absorption is too strong. If you use the pen slowly, dots and pictures will become ink balls. But if the ink absorption is too weak, the ink is not easy to enter the paper, so it is not suitable. Therefore, when choosing paper, we should consider the style of the book and the speed of personal pen lifting. If only ink could feed paper but not "balls". If the store allows, try it with ink. Just try it and you'll know.
Question 5: What Xuan paper is used for calligraphy? It is best to use ordinary paper with low price and good water absorption, such as tassel paper and meta-book paper. Generally speaking, big characters can be written on loose paper, and small characters should be written on tight paper. For creative paper, beginners can use cooked or semi-cooked paper. If you use raw rice paper, you should fully understand the wet dyeing characteristics and ink absorption performance of raw rice paper, and master the discretion when dipping ink, not too much, otherwise it will become a black ball. If you have a good proper limit, it is easy to get results with vigorous publicity. If you hydrate quickly after writing, quickly cover it with absorbent waste paper to prevent the ink from flowing out. The depth of ink used and the amount of ink dipped depend on the performance of the paper. The artistic effect of paper with various attributes varies greatly. It is very important for the artistic creation of calligraphy to master the properties of paper and fully show the interest of pen and ink through practice.
Question 6: What kind of Xuan paper is better for beginners to learn China calligraphy? When you start practicing, you can practice with abandoned subscriptions. Mi Zige's Xuan paper is the best, because there are rules for beginners to write brushes. Woolen paper is good, cheap and affordable. Writing on rice paper is also easy to master. Xuan paper is calligraphy, familiar with Xuan. When writing, it is best to start from copying, get rid of copying slowly, and form your own style is the most important.
Question 7: What paper is the best for practicing calligraphy? Use "Yidege" or "Cao Sugong" as ink (plastic soft bottles on the market have a faint fragrance), and don't use the "starlight" spleen of glass bottles, which is very penetrating and stinky. It is best to have an inkstone, because the ink bought is thick and dry, so mix the ink in the inkstone with water and then grind it with ink blocks. Ink block can be made of Hu Kaiwen with better quality. This inkstone is not very good, just so-so. You can also take a plate or something and hold the ink without grinding it. Dilute the ink with a little water. Don't pour too much ink at a time, it's too wasteful to finish, just add some water. If you add too much, it will seep out.
Paper is made of tassel paper, which is economical. It is best to use untested draft paper. Rough paper is more delicate and cheaper. When practicing, fold the paper in half, and when writing, you can align the words with reference to the crease.
Beginners should not use rice paper. One is that rice paper is expensive, and the other is that rice paper permeates quickly, which beginners can't master.
You can start with Tang steles (regular script), and don't use single-character copybooks (single-character copybooks are the kind used by primary school students, with nine squares drawn). In addition, you can also start with Lishu (Han Li), which is easier to get started. That's why you don't choose plaid fringed paper. Inscriptions are written vertically, and the vertical folding of fringed paper is exactly the writing style of regular script and running script. Starting from the inscription, in addition to practicing strokes and words, you can also learn the composition structure (how to put a coherent word between words).
This paper introduces several inscriptions: Mysterious Pagoda Monument by Liu Gongquan, Monument to Shence Army, Monument to Duota by Yan Zhenqing, Monument to Diligence, Monument to Liquan in Jiucheng Palace by Ou Yangxun, Monument to Yiying by Han Li, Zhang Qianbei, Cao Quanbei and Ode to Shimen. There is also Preface to Tang Sanzang, written by "Monk Huairen" who collected Wang Xizhi's words. The most important thing to choose a copywriting template is to look at your own preferences and favorite fonts, so that you will be interested in copywriting.
The pen is a "lake pen". Personally, I feel that the pens of No.2 Hubi Factory are the best, and the brand name is "Lei Ying". The skill of choosing a brush can be found on the Internet. A good pen is "sharp, round, neat and healthy". Beginners practice regular script, choose Yang Hao's "middle" or "middle and long before", write it on the label of the stationery store and engrave it on the pen. Different kinds of pens have different uses. If you choose the right pen, it will be very useful.
The pen is the most important. The maintenance of the pen is also very important: don't write with the newly bought pen immediately. Soak the nib in water for one night and store the glue, otherwise a good pen will be destroyed immediately. Remember to clean it after each writing and shake it gently in the water. You can put your hand in the water and gently rub the bristles on your hand. If you use tap water, the pen tip should face down. When writing, don't touch the whole pen with ink, only touch the ink of the nib, about one-third of the ink. If the bristles are dry and used for writing, first soak the pen in water for a period of time, so that the bristles can drink enough water, writing is smooth, and it is not easy to destroy the good state of the brush.
In addition, you can also buy a "felt" (available in stationery stores) and put it under the paper when writing. You can also use a newspaper pad or cloth.
Hehe, try to relax. When you are a beginner, you don't need to buy too good tools or everything. Just order casually (if you don't want to practice writing one day, you won't waste it). I wish you a happy study. *^_^*
Question 8: What kind of Xuan paper should I use to write Chinese calligraphy? Just practicing using fringed paper. Create raw rice paper, but which one is suitable depends on personal choice.
Question 9: What brush should beginners use to learn calligraphy? Hello, I am a calligraphy lover and won the third prize in the national painting and calligraphy competition.
Let me answer your questions one by one:
I hope it will help you:
What kind of brush do you use, the big one or the small one?
Start using the compatibility of wolf hair and wool (double brush), don't choose too big, just thumb;
What is this ink for? Do you want to use an inkstone, the one with some ink?
Ink can be used in the cupboard, and it must be mixed with water, otherwise it will stagnate, which is unfavorable to the pen-making industry; Just use a small plate for inkstone, which is easy to wash every time you finish writing;
How good is the edge paper? How about edge paper with good ink absorption and smooth surface?
Wool paper will do. You can buy thin rice paper if you can, but the price is more expensive.
What copybook is better for beginners? You'd better introduce one.
Yan Zhenqing is recommended. I chose Liu Gongquan at first. Later, the teacher told me that it was difficult for Liu Ti to become a famous figure. Practice Liu's body later.
What do you mean, copy, read and paste? Is there a sequence of posting, copying and reading?
Pro is to write in contrast, and copying is to write in the shadow covered with paper.
Suggest copying before coming;
Ask me any questions at any time. I'm happy to communicate ~ ~ ~
I wish you an early calligrapher!
Question 10: What should I pay attention to when writing a brush with Xuan paper? First of all, hold the brush well and pay attention to the fingering. Have a pen, don't be distracted when writing, and keep quiet moments in your heart. It also needs strength. Be careful not to stick to your body when using ink. Buy a Copybook for calligraphy and practice it every day. Put the brush on the penholder when you rest.
Preparation: felt, medium brush (for practice), pen container (or pen curtain), ink (preferably unique), rice paper (for health) and ink tray.
I wish you an early practice of calligraphy! ~~~~~