1, practice as usual.
Learning any calligraphy style requires a lot of practice, and Tibetan calligraphy is no exception. We can start with the basic skills of calligraphy, such as brushwork, word formation, layout, font and so on. At the same time, try to imitate and follow the works of Tibetan calligraphy masters, observe their font characteristics and shapes, and gradually form their own style.
2, the structure should be accurate.
Tibetan calligraphy pays attention to the structure and layout of characters, so when writing, we should pay attention to the order and size of strokes, the position and interval of fonts, horizontal and vertical lines and so on. Mastering these elements will help to keep the font clean and beautiful.
3. The strokes should be strong.
Tibetan calligraphy strokes are thick, straight and vigorous, but at the same time, we should pay attention to the order of strokes, and each stroke should have a change from the beginning to the end, not stiff. In addition, many Tibetan calligraphy works need to be compressed and thickened with strokes, and they need to be practiced frequently to improve their brushwork.
4. The artistic conception should be clear.
Tibetan calligraphy emphasizes the shade and tenacity of ink color, and also pays attention to rich expression techniques and proper use of emotional expression, which makes the written works more personalized and artistic.
Characteristics of Tibetan calligraphy:
1, heavy foundation.
Tibetan fonts have a thick and unique foundation, which is the coverage and synthesis of ancient Tang Kai, bronze inscriptions and seal scripts, and also an important part of Tibetan traditional culture. Tibetan calligraphy pays attention to the deep ink color and the disparity of strokes, so we should pay attention to making the strokes richer and more powerful when writing, and form a well-defined work.
2, flexible and smooth.
The strokes of Tibetan calligraphy are heavy but varied, with special emphasis on the harmonious unity of form and inner soul. Therefore, when writing, it is often used as a double lining to set off the elasticity and movement of the work. The vigorous strokes of Tibetan calligraphy can bring strong visual impact to the audience, and at the same time, it can fully show the calligrapher's imagination and personality style.
3. Cultural accumulation.
Tibetan is an important part of Tibetan culture. Calligraphy works are often combined with traditional murals, paintings, Buddhist scriptures and other cultural works, which are rich in cultural accumulation and religious significance.
4. Unique personality.
Although Tibetan calligraphy is based on pencils, brushes and pens, it has a unique personality in style, lines and layout, so it requires calligraphers to have strong artistic appreciation and creative ability in the writing process.