Bronze inscriptions of welcome, as shown below:
Bronze inscriptions generally refer to the inscriptions cast and engraved on bronze vessels, especially the inscriptions cast and engraved on ritual vessels and musical instruments. . Inscription fonts are an important category of ancient Chinese calligraphy art fonts. As one of the independent branches of calligraphy, their development has promoted the development of calligraphy art. ?
Bronze inscriptions were originally influenced by oracle bone inscriptions. One was carved with a knife and the other was cast, and the writing carriers were different. After calligraphy was formed, the writing tools they relied on became the same, but Showing very different style characteristics. ?
In terms of the characteristics of the font and strokes, the oracle bone script is centered and meticulous, so every stroke is full and strong. Even if the pen is folded, the writing is tough and straight. The inscription font uses both center and side strokes, and its strokes are thick, natural and simple.
In terms of the use of sharp edges and exposed sharp edges, Oracle Bone Inscriptions combine hidden and exposed edges, with exposure as the main focus. The starting stroke is as sharp as a knife, and the closing stroke is clean and neat. Bronze inscriptions are a combination of hidden and exposed, with hiding being the main focus, starting with the hidden edge, and closing the brush with the returning edge. The strokes are subtle, thick, and full of strength. ?
In terms of the use of square and round pens, oracle bone inscriptions use both round and square pens. The lifting and closing strokes have the tendency of cutting, and the links between the strokes are mainly square folds with sharp edges and corners, so the strokes are clean, strong, thin and strong. The gold script font uses both square and round shapes, with circles as the mainstay. The strokes start and end naturally, without unnecessary movements. The strokes are round and plump, but also contain strength.