Because the pen is a common writing tool in hard pen calligraphy, it has the advantages of smooth writing, obvious trajectory and easy control. Pen can also be cheaper and more convenient to use, so it has become one of the main writing tools of hard pen calligraphy. In hard pen calligraphy, the writing effect of the pen is more natural, the shape is more changeable, and it can show different textures and styles, so it is deeply loved by the majority of calligraphy lovers.
A complete collection of calligraphy terms
Calligraphy: one of the traditional plastic arts in China. It refers to the rules of writing Chinese characters (seal script, official script, orthography and cursive script) with a conical brush. Techniques pay attention to writing, pen, ink, stippling, structure, distribution (lines, composition), style and so on. General requirements, such as: when writing, point to the palm of your hand, and the five fingers are Qi Li; Please use a pen to ask the center to distribute; Stippling should be complete and thoughtful; The structure should be horizontal and vertical, and the meaning should echo; The distribution should be complex, with appropriate density and consistency; And advocate personality, style and interest.
2. Calligraphy: Calligraphy terminology. Refers to calligraphy works with high artistic level. In ancient times, calligraphy works written on paper and silk were all called "calligraphy books" or "books" Samadhi Calligraphy: "When you write a word, you must be calm. Although there are three strokes between each painting, this is a dharma book. " Wang Anshi wrote a poem in the Northern Song Dynasty, "Good deeds are passed on, and calligraphy posts are empty." . Nowadays, calligraphy works are generally called calligraphy books, which also means respecting the author.
3, calligraphy: the meaning is the same as "pen and ink". Original reference language. Three Kingdoms Cao Wei Pi's Essays on Canon: "The author is ancient, in calligraphy, and feels the article." Later generations also refer to calligraphy and Chinese painting. Mi Fei Biography of Song History: "Calligraphy is especially wonderful, written by Wang Xianzhi."
4. Authentic: The handwriting is true and reliable, not forged by others. Zhang Huaiguan's Broken Book of the Tang Dynasty: "In May of the sixteenth year of Kaiyuan, the original works of the two kings were published, and books such as Zhang Zhi and others were sent to Jixian Institute."
5, ink: handwriting written in ink. In the Tang Dynasty, there was a poem written by Lang Zhongqiu, a resident of Zuo Siyuan, "Learn from books to find ink, and make wine to love harmony". The Biography of Ye Fan in the Book of Song Dynasty also records that "ink is on the top, and leaves are at the end of the book".