Li Xiubi is a kind of calligraphy pen, commonly known as "soft pen", which first appeared in Japan, similar to China's "Zhong Baibi", and is mainly popular in China, Japan, Singapore and other countries. Its brush strokes are flexible, the ink is even, there is no ink leakage, the ink color is bright, and the writing is smooth and natural. It is suitable for small print writing, office work, signature and painting in calligraphy, and it is one of the common pens used by the majority of calligraphy art lovers.
Hard pen calligraphy skills:
1. Hard pen calligraphy, try to practice the font into a circle and break the square words taught by the teacher. In fact, it's not good to write square characters. People in China want circles, so fonts are generally round. According to the formula of the word, the center of gravity is firmly placed on the left and right, and the top is tight and the bottom is loose. It means that the words of the left and right structures should be stretched right and left, and the words of the upper and lower structures should be stretched down.
2. Pay attention to the overall structure of the font. We often only practice strokes, but the combination of words is still not good. We are concerned about the placement of strokes, not the strokes themselves. When the font is Lian Bi, be relaxed and natural, and don't deliberately write running script, otherwise it will make people laugh. Running script should also follow the structure of font.
3. When practicing calligraphy, we should mainly copy, not describe. Tracing is just writing on a copybook with transparent paper. He pays attention to the writing of strokes and forgets the overall structure of words. Copying refers to writing by yourself after analyzing the structure on the copybook.