How to practice block letter gel pen well

In fact, the words written by gel pen are particularly beautiful, close to the brush. I usually use a 0.5 gel pen (that is, the one used in the college entrance examination), and a 0.5 gel pen is easier to write. If the words are large, you can use a gel pen of 0.7, but generally the pen tip of 0.7 is too thick to write easily, and there will be ink leakage, which may ruin the whole work (but it is also possible that the quality of the pen I choose is not very good).

Gel pens are usually needles or bullets, and most people may choose bullets to write ... but I often use full needles, which really depends on my pen habit.

Don't use too much force when writing with a gel pen, otherwise the pen tip won't write, and the ink may be broken. If you want to write brush strokes or fine strokes, just lift the pen slightly and use less force, just like writing with a soft brush.

Writing with a gel pen doesn't mean that the greater the force, the more ink will be produced, and most of the hard-pen calligraphy special papers you buy don't absorb ink. If you want to make the strokes thicker, such as turning to write, you can gently lift the pen tip and let the ink spread evenly.

My father and I both like to write with gel pen, because the effect of this word is really good. As shown in the figure: