What is the signature format of hard-pen calligraphy works?
At present, there are two common hard-pen calligraphy works, which are divided into horizontal writing and vertical writing. Horizontal writing conforms to modern people's writing habits, and the inscription is generally on the right side of the bottom line, but the last line cannot exceed the content of the above words, and the time is mostly in the lunar calendar.
Vertical writing means writing from right to left, so it is also vertical writing when signing. Write it on the far left of the work, and it can't exceed the text up and down. If you have your own seal, you can also put a stamp next to or on the signature, which can prove that it is your own work.
Common sense of hard pen calligraphy
Calligraphy can be divided into "single paragraph" and "double paragraph". Those with both the donor's name and the author's name are called "double paragraph", and those with only the author's name are called "single paragraph". When writing calligraphy, the title should also be written, not colloquial, which shows cultural self-restraint.