Summary of basic writing methods of skimming;
It's like combing long hair, falling slowly from heavy to light.
A short pen, like the left tip, is slightly heavier and lighter.
He Qian's head is flat, so it can't be too long or too oblique.
As the name implies, writing vertically leaves one more word, which changes.
The writing points of Si painting are as follows: Si painting is divided into three sections:
The beginning is short and light, the middle section is straight and long, the foot is heavy and flat, and the tip is empty. It is difficult to write a picture, so be careful to avoid sticking your feet up and down and writing lines. Generally speaking, there are three forms of si painting: positive si, negative si and flat si. Positive si is generally about 45, and negative si is the elongation of the right point. Pay attention to the occasion of use. When there are two si in a word, one of them should be changed to negative si. It's about 15, which is usually used for walking.
Taking Zhengsi as an example, its basic writing is summarized as follows:
It is appropriate to write lightly, and the upper left and the lower right are natural.
From light to heavy, fold the pen three times, press your foot hard and close it gently.
Knowledge expansion
In ancient times, calligraphy first appeared in China.
The earliest calligraphy works can be traced back to Shang Dynasty and Western Zhou Dynasty, when calligraphy was mainly inscriptions carved on bronze wares.
With the development and popularization of Chinese characters, calligraphy has gradually become an independent art form. During the Qin and Han dynasties, a font called seal script gradually became popular. Seal script is regarded as the basis of China's calligraphy because of its rigorous and accurate stroke structure and unique artistic style.
With the passage of time, calligraphy gradually developed different fonts.
During the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, official script became popular, and its strokes were characterized by strong founder and rigorous structure. In the Tang Dynasty, the running script became the mainstream, the font was more concise and smooth, and the changes of strokes and rhythm were emphasized. In Song Dynasty, regular script became the main font of official documents and calligraphy education. Regular script is dignified and steady, and is considered as a classic calligraphy style.
During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, calligraphy further developed cursive script and official script.
Cursive script is a kind of font with fast writing speed, and its characters are scrawled, but it contains rich artistic sense. Official script is a more concise and solemn font, and its font structure is more complicated, which requires higher skills and foundation to write.