The writing of "Shu" in cursive script pays attention to the fluency and coherence of strokes. First of all, dip the brush into ink or ink block, and master the amount of ink to avoid being too thick or too thin. When you start writing, start from the upper left corner and write a horizontal line with an urgent pen, which is the upper half of the word "Shu". When writing horizontal strokes, the strokes should be smooth and powerful to show the unique charm of cursive script.
Next, starting from the lower right corner of the horizontal stroke, write a curved vertical hook with a smooth curve to the upper right to form the lower half of the word "Shu". When writing vertical hooks, keep the strokes stable and smooth to show the characteristics of cursive font. The curve of the vertical hook should be soft and natural, not too rigid or too delicate.
Finally, outline the details of the font with delicate strokes, such as dots and horizontal folds. The writing of these details requires care and patience to accurately express the characteristics of glyphs. In cursive script, the writing of dots can be simplified as a stroke or omitted to increase the overall sense of simplicity and rhythm.
Generally speaking, the cursive script of calligraphy pursues a simple, smooth and chic stroke style. The cursive font is characterized by unique stroke changes and coherence, and the aesthetic feeling and artistic charm of the font are expressed through concise and powerful strokes. Cursive writing requires a higher grasp of strokes and writing speed, and a better grasp of the structure and proportion of glyphs.
The cursive script of calligraphy is the result of constant deduction by calligraphy lovers in exploration and practice. Through study and practice, you can better master the characteristics and skills of cursive script and further improve your calligraphy level. I hope these introductions can help you better understand and learn the cursive writing of China's calligraphy.