As shown below:
Cultural English tool requirements:
1. Pen
Cultural requires a soft and elastic pen tip. To express the change in thickness, use a thinner pen tip to express the vividness of the hairspring. Therefore, the pen tip rather than the pen barrel is important for cursive English writing.
2. Paper
(1) Good paper does not bleed with ink. The best paper is Dowling paper, but generally better quality printing paper can also be used normally.
(2) Smoothness: The professional copperplate is a practical calligraphy nib. This nib does not have small beads like the steel nib, so it must hang on the paper. It can only be distinguished by the degree; the nib and the paper If the angle is incorrect and the pen tip is thin (such as the EF tip), the paper will hang. Therefore, when you want to express an extremely fine hairspring, the paper must be as smooth as possible. Extended information
Flower English practice skills
1. Practice more. Practice the letters individually, one by one, and then use the font to write the content. There are countless workbooks and interactive websites online to help you learn lettering, all of which teach you how to write the same curved lines and strokes.
2. Start from A and then write to Z, practice both uppercase and lowercase letters. Then start from the beginning. After you have practiced the individual letters, you can try to connect the letters.
3. Take your time and don’t put pressure on yourself. Handwriting is a habit that takes time to develop. Write a sentence, then go back and write it again, but slowly, to see which one looks better.
Baidu Encyclopedia-Flower English