Question 2: What kind of Xuan paper do you usually use to write running scripts? The rice paper used to run the script depends on everyone's specific situation:
If you like comrades who are close to cursive scripts and use pens quickly, you can use pure propaganda.
If you like comrades who are meticulous in painting and slow in writing, you can spend half your life preaching.
If you care about the effect of Mo Yun, comrades, let's stick to plain rice paper.
Question 3: What kind of Xuan paper should be used for calligraphy? It is best to use ordinary paper with low price and good water absorption, such as tassel paper and meta-book paper. Generally speaking, big characters can be written on loose paper, and small characters should be written on tight paper. For creative paper, beginners can use cooked or semi-cooked paper. If you use raw rice paper, you should fully understand the wet dyeing characteristics and ink absorption performance of raw rice paper, and master the discretion when dipping ink, not too much, otherwise it will become a black ball. If you have a good proper limit, it is easy to get results with vigorous publicity. If you hydrate quickly after writing, quickly cover it with absorbent waste paper to prevent the ink from flowing out. The depth of ink used and the amount of ink dipped depend on the performance of the paper. The artistic effect of paper with various attributes varies greatly. It is very important for the artistic creation of calligraphy to master the properties of paper and fully show the interest of pen and ink through practice.
Question 4: How many kinds of Xuan paper are there? What kind of Xuan paper is good for calligraphy? The most basic thing is raw and cooked.
The difference between raw propaganda and cooked propaganda is that raw propaganda is transparent and cooked propaganda is opaque. There is glue alum on the cooked propaganda.
Students who ooze water declare to write big characters, draw freehand brushwork and be interested in ink and wash.
Familiar with fine print, grass, etc., can keep meticulous brushwork.
Other kinds of paper, with different workmanship, different materials and different colors, are generally selected according to your "need for more ventilation". Personally, I think that rice paper, whether raw, cooked or semi-cooked, must be able to reflect the ink color effect you want.
In Shengxuan, the net skin content is high, so the price of a four-foot knife (100) is around 200.
Because of the small words, I bought all the cooked promotional videos.
By the way, as long as you don't soak in water, the longer you leave it, the better. Familiar propaganda is not, it will leak alum if it is put for too long (several years or more).
Question 5: What kind of Xuan paper is suitable for running calligraphy? Only storing and not drinking is the propaganda of cooking. Generally speaking, students write with raw materials, which are delicious and ink. Different wet and dry depths can write various effects. So what is cooked Xuan? Cooked Xuan, also called alum Xuan, is processed Xuan paper. The processing procedure is mainly to add alum to raw Xuan. Familiar propaganda is mainly used to write small words or draw meticulous paintings. Because alum is added to the paper, the surface of cooked propaganda is smoother, and the paper is harder and more brittle than raw propaganda. If the landlord writes a running script, it is recommended to use the winning selection, because the winning selection absorbs water, is thin, and the ink will faint, which is suitable for writing a running script cursive script and painting freehand brushwork.
Question 6: What kind of Xuan paper is used for calligraphy? There are many kinds of rice paper. From the perspective of composition, it can be divided into three types: cotton, clean leather and ultra-clean leather. In terms of thickness, there are single declaration, double declaration, two-layer tribute and three-layer tribute. From the processing technology, it can be divided into raw propaganda, cooked propaganda and semi-cooked propaganda (raw propaganda has strong water absorption; Cooked Xuan is made of raw Xuan and alum, which is hard and does not absorb water; Half-cooked Xuan can absorb water, but it is not as easy to penetrate as raw Xuan.
Calligraphy paper also includes fringed paper, bamboo curtain paper, white paper, Qidu paper, Liu Ji Xuan paper, tiger skin Xuan paper, wax paper, clay paper, Korean paper and so on.
Main points of use:
Practice writing small characters with fringed paper, big characters with light yellow seven-degree paper, and screens with belly rice paper and cold gold stationery.
Beginners learn to write with rough paper that absorbs ink. After practicing for a long time, they naturally find it easy to write when they meet pure glossy paper.
Copying posts should use glossy paper, which is thin and transparent and easy to copy.
Temporary posts should use Tian Zi grid, Jiugong grid and Gong Hui grid paper for convenient arrangement.
Use soft pen for hard paper and hard pen for soft paper, which is the key to the middle way of "the weak are strong and the strong are weak".
Paper selection method:
The selection of Xuan paper is based on the principle of good water absorption and coordination with pen and ink. Don't use smooth paper, that is, it doesn't leak ink, and it doesn't leave a pen, so it can't write hard.
Question 7: What kind of Xuan paper is good for writing calligraphy? As long as the ink is not smudged, it can be used to practice writing.
Xuan paper is divided into "raw Xuan" and "cooked Xuan". It is best for students to practice calligraphy, which can increase the strength of words and make them full. Generally, calligraphy works hanging on the wall are written with health announcements. If you write in lowercase letters, you can use familiar announcements. Make the font more exquisite and elegant.
Xuan paper: Xuan paper is a traditional paper for painting and calligraphy in China, and it is one of the traditional paper-making processes of Han nationality. Xuan paper "began in the Tang Dynasty and was produced in Jingxian County". Since the Tang Dynasty, Jingxian County was under the jurisdiction of Xuanzhou Prefecture, and it was named Xuan Paper because of its land. It has a history of 1500 years. In 2002, Jingxian was identified as the origin of rice paper by the state.
Question 8: What Xuan paper do those cursive writers use to write their works? Lines and cursive scripts are different from Kai and Li. Kay and Li are slow, so they can't use students who are too absorbent to promote them. Lines and cursive scripts are fast, so rice paper is usually used.
However, if you want to write smaller words, it is not recommended to use health announcements that are too absorbent. In addition, it is not recommended to write cooked propaganda with poor ink absorption, because cooked propaganda is generally used to write small characters and draw meticulous paintings.
In a word, according to personal preference and copybook style, Erwanglu writes small print about 3 cm, and uses semi-cooked rice paper and leather paper more. Other papers with less water absorption can also be used.
If you don't understand, ask again.
Question 9: What kind of Xuan paper should I use to write cursive script? Thank you. It's difficult to master raw publicity, which requires high skills. It's easy to master cooked publicity and semi-cooked publicity.