1. The first and last two characters: The first and last two characters are the most important. They determine the overall effect of the name. Once the first and last words are written, the signature is half done. 2. Relaxation and relaxation: Sometimes you don’t have to stick to the rules, and you can exaggerate some vertical, horizontal, and horizontal strokes appropriately to make the whole coordinated and beautiful. 3. Use clever connecting strokes to make the whole word as simple as possible: Sometimes, some parts of the words written casually will make people feel good-looking, and casual connecting strokes will make the whole word become more lively.
1. The first and last two characters: The first and last two characters are the most important, because they determine the overall effect of the name. Once the first and last words are written, the signature is half done.
2. Relaxation: Signature has nothing to do with calligraphy. Of course, if you have a certain foundation in calligraphy, you will naturally be more proficient in grasping the structure of characters. Sometimes you don’t have to stick to the rules, and you can make some vertical, horizontal, and other strokes appropriately. Exaggerate a bit to make the whole look coordinated and beautiful.
3. Use clever connecting strokes to make the whole word as simple as possible: Sometimes, some parts of the words written casually will make people feel good-looking. The casual connecting strokes make the whole word become more lively.