The one on the left is called the dark tip,
The two on the right are called pointy points.
Their difference lies in the exposed length and area of the pen tip.
Generally, dark-pointed pens feel hard, while bright-pointed pens feel soft. Therefore, the sharp pen is widely used in calligraphy creation.
But for beginners, I still start with the font structure. I recommend a dark pointed pen.
Gold pen is a kind of advanced pen, with gold alloy as the nib and iridium alloy as the nib.
Gold nib is divided into 12K, 14K, 18K according to the content (composition) of gold, and even some foreign gold pens reach 20K.
12K is 50% and 14K is 58.5. The bigger the number, the higher the gold content and the softer the nib.
I hope I can help you, please adopt what you like, thank you ~
Question 2: Beginners practice calligraphy, and the pen tip is better. What pen should they choose? Ask God to recommend 50 points. What classification do you use?
According to the thickness of the pen tip, it can be divided into EF F M B, etc., and arranged in the order from fine to thick. The F-tip is about 0.5MM thick, and the standards of each factory are different. It can only be said that it is approximate. M-tip is about 0.7, and EF is generally 0.3~0.4.
According to the material of the nib, it can be divided into steel tip and gold tip. Generally speaking, the gold tip of the same pen is softer than the steel tip.
According to the exposed part of the pen tip, it can be divided into package tip (dark tip), semi-package tip and bright tip. From the point of view of writing, there is no difference between the three, just the difference in appearance.
If you practice writing, you can consider a steel-tipped pen with an F tip or an M tip. Gold nib is more expensive, and the pen itself is a consumable. The same is true for practicing calligraphy. Of course, if the budget is enough, you can buy something more expensive, and a gold tip is not bad.
Reasons for recommending F-tip or M-tip: When writing with a pen, the thickness is close to or slightly thicker than usual. When practicing calligraphy and tracing red, you should cover all the scarlet letters to achieve the best effect. The thicker the pen tip, the easier it is to draw strokes. Too thin a pen is difficult to make strokes when practicing calligraphy, which is not conducive to imitating copybook writing. Therefore, it is not recommended to use a very thin financial pen (generally the thickness of EF nib) or a pen that is too thick. If the pen tip is too thick, it is easy to cover the scarlet letter too much.
Reasons for recommending steel tip: pens with steel tip are generally cheaper (compared with the same gold tip), and the nib is hard and easy to control. The gold nib is elastic (soft) and the lines change greatly when writing, but beginners are not easy to control, and it is easy to slip or the strokes are not in place.
Question 3: What pen do beginners use to practice calligraphy? The child is a senior one this year.
Question 4: Ask for advice. What pen is good for beginners to practice calligraphy? 0K can use carbon pen!
Question 5: Is there a pen suitable for beginners to practice calligraphy? There is no need to use a good pen before you practice. It's good for beginners to use Hero 9063, which is a special pen for hard-pen calligraphy examination. Not expensive, but easy to use. All my students use it.
Question 6: Which pen is better for practicing calligraphy? First, we should do what we can; The second is to consider the cost performance. According to my experience, I recommend several pens to you: 1, "Hero 100" (preferably the old version), the most classic hero pen, which is fluent, durable, simple and elegant in appearance and most suitable for writing Chinese characters; The old version is about 240 yuan, and the new version is about 140 yuan; 2. "Parker-style frosted black-stick gold-clip ink pen" is a low-end product of "Parker Gold Pen" series, which is beautiful in appearance, fluent in writing and durable, and is most suitable for writing English, followed by Chinese characters; Around 300 yuan; 3. "Bai Le" pen made in Japan. The price is relatively cheap, the quality is good, and it is durable, which is very suitable for China people to write Chinese characters. /kloc-less than 0/00 yuan. 4. "Hero 6 16" and "Hero 329" are fluent in writing, with good quality and high cost performance, below 10 yuan. Students recommend categories 3 and 4.
Question 7: What pen should I use for beginners? The pen is just a tool, which belongs to the last section. Really proficient writing is not dispensable. If you give him a branch picked up from the ground, he can still show his level by dipping it in ink. From the point of view of practicing calligraphy, don't deliberately pursue the change of tools in the initial stage. If you use a pen that can cover up your real problems, you will think that your level has improved and you can only increase your vanity. Hard pen calligraphy, it is best to use a metal pen, because the hardness of the pen is large, which can increase the strength of holding the pen and lay a good foundation; Followed by a pencil, you can grasp the weight of strokes. The pen is soft, so you can write and play, but the effect of practicing calligraphy is not very good.
Wish progress!
Question 8: What kind of pen should a novice use to practice calligraphy? It's sharp. It's easy to control, but it's not suitable for writing big strokes, with little change and suitable for beginners.
Question 9: Which pen tip is suitable for writing? Stationery stores have an art pen with a flat and curved nib, which is very suitable for practicing calligraphy. Prices are high and low, and the low price is less than 10 yuan. There are also many brands. You can look for it.
Question 10: What pen do beginners use to practice writing? There is no need to use a good pen before you practice. It's good for beginners to use Hero 9063, which is a special pen for hard-pen calligraphy examination. Not expensive, but easy to use. All my students use it.