1. Start with regular script. You can practice regular script in Pang Zhonghua. I don't know whether you like it or not. It comes from Si Mayan.
Beginners, first draw red on the copybook.
I have met many calligraphy lovers, most of whom are impatient, so patience is more important.
When you are practicing calligraphy, you can't just finish it stroke by stroke, as if you are completing a task. That's no good.
Learn to think slowly when practicing calligraphy, such as how to write the strokes in the copybook in place, and then think slowly.
6. At the beginning, it's not that you will write well if you write a lot, but that you can refine the text to a certain extent!
7. If your foundation is not very good, you can practice strokes first. After all, every word is made up of strokes.
8. Words are born of the heart.
I hope you can practice your handwriting well!
Question 2: What copybook should beginners use for hard pen calligraphy? It is better for girls to practice Liu Tizi. If they use pens, they should use black pens first, and then use them after practice. 1~2 hours is enough. Remember that you must know how to enjoy the process of practicing calligraphy, so that you can make rapid progress.
Question 3: Who can recommend some good beginners' copybooks if you want to practice hard pen calligraphy? Some suggestions on practicing hard pen calligraphy are for reference only:
First, don't join in the fun, amateurs watch the fun, and experts watch the doorway. Be cautious about calligraphers' works. Beginners lack discernment (including former popular calligraphers, although they may be all the rage, such as Pang Zhonghua and Si Mayan, whose works are not worth learning). Just like learning guzheng, don't follow the 12 women's group or street performers or just learn a video online. If you want to learn, you must follow everyone. Of course, people in reality are not necessarily familiar to the secular.
Second, it is best to learn from the masters in the history of calligraphy, such as Wang Xizhi, Mi Fei and Zhao Meng. Their works have been tested by thousands of years of history and calligraphers. Of course, they are handed down from generation to generation with calligraphy inscriptions.
Third, if you find the second item inconvenient, learn from the hard-pen calligraphers who have inherited the essence of the master and have some historical connotations, such as Tian Yingzhang and Lu Zhongnan. , Xie, Luo Hengguang, etc. Tian Yingzhang, Lu Zhongnan, Luo Heng Guang and Ren Ping all have copybooks.
Fourthly, there are many calligraphers who are good at hard-pen regular script, but there are too few famous calligraphers who are good at hard-pen regular script. This is the so-called folk master, such as, Zi, Li Jiong-feng and so on.
Five, a brief comment on modern and contemporary hard pen calligraphers.
Pang Zhonghua: Born in Weibei, the habit of hard writing is too heavy, rigid and slow, which is not suitable for learning. Score 70
Xi Shu: Hard-pen calligraphy is like learning from Mi Fei, but you haven't practiced kung fu yet. Score 75
Si Mayan: Regular script is printed, and running script is wild, salty, ugly and disgusting for three days. If you fail, give it 30 points.
: Regular script writer, with profound brushwork, has formed the European style of Tian, but he writes too carefully. Hard-pen regular script is also a gull, not bad, and the running script is acceptable. Brush regular script score 90, hard pen regular script 85, hard pen running script 78-80.
Wu Yusheng: Hard-pen running script has more connotation, but it feels a little fair, and beginners can learn it. Hard pen running script score 85
Xie: A famous calligrapher, with a mature and quaint style, worked hard at calligraphy from 90 to 95.
Luo Hengguang: Hard-pen running script originated in Wang Mi (Wang Xizhi, Mi Fei) and is worth learning. Hard pen running script 90 points.
Ren Ping: Hard-pen running script is smart and elegant, but sometimes it is frivolous and powerless. Hard pen running script score 85
Wang Zhengliang: He, Luo Hengguang and Ren Ping belong to Zhejiang School, but his skills are not as good as those of them, which is not worthy of the name. His calligraphy score is 70-80.
Luo Yinong: An unknown hard-pen calligrapher, he won the grand prize in the 4th National Hard-pen Calligraphy Competition. His award-winning works are of high taste, but they are rarely seen. Rating: 92
Ceng Wei Zi: Dongkou calligrapher, member of China Calligraphy Association, good at calligraphy, calligraphy and official documents. He is especially good at calligraphy, and his calligraphy skills are profound. His hard-written books are excellent, but they are not known to the public. Only brush books online. The total score is 96 and the hard pen is 98.
Li Jiongfeng: Calligrapher of Longhui nationality, member of China Calligraphy Association, with extremely high talent and taste. He is good at calligraphy and cursive script, as well as hard pen. There are many works on the Internet, including hard pens, but they are not suitable for beginners. The total score is 96, calligraphy and cursive 98, hard pen 95.
Zhang Xiu: A female calligrapher, she has the style of Wang Xianzhi, but hard-pen regular script is lifeless, which is not worth learning from. Hard pen regular script score: 70
Ding Yongkang: Hard-pen regular script is generally 60, while hard-pen running script is not worth 50 comments.
Chen: Hard-pen calligraphy is like chicken ribs.
He Dongxiang: Hunan calligrapher, good at writing regular script with hard pen, but good at writing with brush. Hard pen regular script score 85, hard pen running script 65, brush running script 90, brush running script 85.
Li Yiping: Hard-pen calligraphy is similar to Luo Hengguang's, with 86 points.
Chen: Hard-pen running script originated in Mi Fei and Wang Duo. Smart and aura, 90 points.
Gu Zhongan: Names are difficult to match, so it is not recommended. Score 50
Lu Weizhong: It's hard to get rid of vulgarity. Score 70
Liu Huipu: (Wei and Jin calligraphy style) Regular script is OK, but running script is ugly. Hard pen regular script 70-80 points, hard pen running script 50 points.
Question 4: Whose copybook is better for practicing hard pen calligraphy? If it is simple, practical and convenient, I recommend Zhou Yayun, but this is an old post that is hard to find.
, Tian,,, etc. are all good personal recommendations. These are the right methods, everyone. Compared with these people, Pang Zhonghua belongs to the last level. Si Mayan doesn't have the guts. Lu Zhongnan is a first-class figure in Europe at present. Tian Zeng, known as the first European calligrapher in Tianjin, admitted that his handwriting was very good, and he even said that his European style kung fu surpassed his own, and his pen calligraphy level was much higher than that of Pang Zhonghua. When Tian taught hard pen calligraphy at the university, he chose to teach Dan Wei's works, and so on. Qian Peiyun, a Shanghainese, is an expert in hard pen calligraphy. There are some free hard-pen videos of him on the Internet, which are very skillful. in addition
Sticking to the post is a long and arduous process. I suggest you spend a lot of time reading the post first, and then write it after you have some feelings, which will be better. Good luck. Sticking to the post is a long and arduous process. I suggest you spend a lot of time reading the post first, and then write it after you have some feelings, which will be better. Good luck.
Question 5: What pen should I use to practice copywriting? It is better to practice copybooks with a pen.
Because pens can write better strokes, the written words look better. Pens, like brushes, can better show the charm of Chinese characters. For those who learn hard-pen calligraphy, it is easier for pens to master the use, structure and composition of Chinese characters, which is beneficial to writing other hard-pen calligraphy.
However, it is not necessary to practice hard pen calligraphy with a pen. For beginners of hard pen calligraphy, the pen is difficult to control, and it is easy to pierce the paper if the force is too strong, and the effect of practice can not be achieved if the force is too light; Moreover, pens leak ink easily, which makes stationery and even clothes dirty. Therefore, when they study, they usually use pencils, which are not only convenient to carry, but also convenient to write, which is convenient for children to correct. At present, the most widely used pen in society should be water-based pen, which combines the characteristics of ballpoint pen and pen, is convenient to carry and writes full words. So it's ok to practice calligraphy with this pen without it.
Question 6: What font should beginners practice first? No matter what kind of hair you wear, regular script is the most basic. Basic skills of block letters.
If you want copybooks, you can choose what you like. In fact, when you write, you always have your own style.
The best way to practice calligraphy is not to give up halfway.
I'm also learning to write Chinese calligraphy. Come on together ~
Question 7: What pen can be used to write 10 in hard-pen copybooks? Pens, pencils, gel pens and ballpoint pens can all be written. However, we should pay attention to the paper problem. Some copybooks have a lot of impurities, and ink pens are easy to penetrate. It is best not to use pens. Age should also be considered. After junior high school, don't copy with a gel pen or ballpoint pen. Adults can use pens, ballpoint pens and gel pens, but no matter what pen you use to write, what you want is progress, not to kill time and write casually, so the key is to write posts effectively, so you must be serious, don't write according to your own ideas, and be sure to follow the trajectory of each pen in the copybook as accurately as possible, and pay attention to the thickness changes of lines, generally speaking, coarse and fine. Those with horns must eat. Lighter horizontally and heavier vertically.
Question 8: What copybook should I use to practice hard pen regular script? If possible, I can learn ancient copybooks from Yan's posters.
If you like to study Hong Kong dollar copybooks.
I suggest that when you choose a copybook, you should first look at the author's profile, preferably the winner of previous competitions or the gold medal winner. These people's handwriting is very good, and it is often more suitable for everyone to practice than the handwriting written by celebrities. Some famous people's calligraphy is not necessarily suitable for everyone to learn. Another point is that the copybook written by experts is also suitable for you. Some may not be suitable for you. Practicing copybooks will get twice the result with half the effort! ! What about copybooks that don't suit you? It will be awkward for you to practice and it will be difficult to make progress! Fortunately, there are many copybooks to choose from now. Go to the bookstore and I'm sure you'll find one that suits you.
Question 9: How to practice hard pen calligraphy, neither too late nor too late. You have formed your own font style for more than ten years. It is completely impossible to change into a skeleton style.
In fact, if you just want to write your own words better, first of all, you should change your previous writing habits. Remember that as long as you write, you must write carefully, don't worry, don't scribble.
Usually you can contact hard pen calligraphy. If you are interested in copybooks, you can do it according to your personal preference. There are many bookstores. If you see whose handwriting is clean, clear and pleasing to the eye, you can buy it back. Practice is slow. You should have perseverance.
Question 10: What copybook should I use to practice pen writing? 10. Pang Zhonghua's handwriting is just right, suitable for primary school students to practice! After middle school, especially after high school, the aesthetic level has reached adulthood. If you look at words, it is better to use a rectangle (higher and narrower), which is in line with visual aesthetic habits. I personally recommend Gu Zhongan's writing. Of course, Wang Xizhi's handwriting is really better and is recognized as the best running script in the world! But after all, it is soft pen calligraphy, which is not intuitive when I first learned it.