When "丶" is used as a stroke, it is mostly written in the upper middle part of the Tian character grid.
Stroke is the smallest unit of Chinese characters. Strokes can be divided into horizontal (one), vertical (丨), left (丿), dot (丶), Na (ㄟ), fold (乛) and other categories, with more than 30 specific subdivisions.
Dots drawn in a word are as important as human eyes, and are the spiritual embodiment of a word. There are short dots, right dots, left dots, and long dots in stippling. Click right, stroke lightly, and stroke downward to the right from light to heavy. Press briefly and then close the stroke. Do not re-draw, and the painting will be completed in one go. The key to writing something is to follow the writing process, and never put the pen away as soon as the tip of the pen touches the paper.
Left point, the writing method is basically the same as point, but the direction of the stroke is downward and slightly to the left, and the stroke should be paused when closing.
A vertical dot is actually a deformation of a dot. When the dot appears in the center of the prefix, people are used to connecting the end of the dot with the stroke below. Therefore, this dot shape is relatively straight.
The long point is longer based on the right point, and the strokes should be slower.
It mainly has the following characteristics:?
Straight and arc. Generally, the horizontal and vertical lines are straight; the left, right, and hook are arcs. When writing, make it as straight as a line and arc as a bow, straight but not stiff, and arcing but not weak. Bending and folding. Generally, the strokes with curves, such as vertical bends and vertical hooks, are called bends; the folds in folding paintings are called folds. When writing, the bends should be rounded, using a lifting pen; the folds should be rounded, using a pen. Make it bend but not soft, bend without any dead ends. ?
Long and short. This is a comparison between strokes and is determined by the structure of the characters. For example, the long horizontal line relative to the short horizontal line is long, the short horizontal line relative to the long horizontal line is short; the long vertical line relative to the short vertical line is long, the short vertical line relative to the long vertical line is short; the same goes for long and short sides. etc. Rough and fine. This is also a comparison between strokes, and is caused by the different force exerted on the pen tip. For example, the horizontal and vertical strokes and closing strokes are heavier and the lines are thicker; the line strokes are lighter and the lines are thinner, with pointed strokes. For example, the strokes of strokes, hooks, nips, and lifts are heavier and the lines are thicker. ; When closing the pen (holding down the starting point of the painting), use the pen lifter to make the lines thin and pointed. ?
Oblique and positive. This refers to the variability in the stroke form of Chinese characters. The shape of the same strokes in characters with different structural types will undergo some changes to achieve a stable structure. For example, when writing a painting, it should be written obliquely in the character "人", but it should be written vertically in the character "月"; horizontal painting should be flat in the character "上", but it should be written left-low in the character "七". Right high diagonal cross. In this way, the strokes of the character "seven" will be even and the center of gravity will be stable. ?
These characteristics of the above-mentioned strokes reflect the richness and variability of fountain pen regular script lines, embody the dynamic beauty and strength of Chinese character strokes from different angles, and lay the foundation for the artistic creation of fountain pen calligraphy. . ?