None of the ancient calligraphers only used positive or oblique, but both, learning from each other's strong points, so that the "eight sides out of the front" connected stippling with painting, looking far away, full of vitality, greatly enriching the means of expression of calligraphy art.
What is the center?
Center, also known as positive front, means that when writing, the pen tip always runs in the middle of stippling, the strokes are unfolded, the two sides of the strokes are like dividing lines, the strokes are round and full, the flesh and blood are full, and the three-dimensional sense is strong, giving people a kind of beauty and beauty. The ancients emphasized the pen heart, which is one of the important ways to use the pen in calligraphy.
What is tilt?
Deviation means that the pen tip is biased to one side of stippling when lifting the pen, and the stippling written often has the shortcomings of uneven thickness, slippery and rough edges. Therefore, it is not surprising that ordinary calligraphers don't like to call eccentricity failure.
Calligraphy pays great attention to the use of pens, and the center is particularly important when writing, which is the backbone. Deflection should be used flexibly, which is an auxiliary means. Wang Xizhi, a generation of book sage, used a pen like a god, wrote from the side, followed the trend, made a natural transition, showed sharp edges and looked detached. The pen is decisive, oblique, flowing, and the lines are reflected, which makes the calligraphy art have feminine beauty and masculinity. It is a masterpiece of calligraphy collection.
The center is to practice martial arts, qi, internal strength and qi and blood. Skillful side play makes it smooth and smooth. The center and winger are used at the same time, and their brushwork is rich, powerful, free and easy, and high-spirited.
The beauty of books is that they look good. It is an important factor to write calligraphy well that the pen is not biased in the center and side.
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