1. Learn basic strokes: the basic strokes of hard pen calligraphy are horizontal, vertical, left, right and dot. You should master the writing method and order of these basic strokes skillfully.
2. Observing excellent works: By observing excellent hard-pen calligraphy works, you can learn different font styles and skills and improve your aesthetic level.
3. Practice copybook: Choose a hard-pen copybook that suits you, practice according to the font and stroke order on the copybook, and gradually improve your writing level.
4. Pay attention to posture and pen grip: Correct posture and pen grip are very important for hard pen calligraphy. Keep your body relaxed, your wrist stable and your pen moderate.
5. Keep practicing every day: Hard-pen calligraphy takes a long time to improve. Keep practicing for a period of time every day to keep your hand feeling and proficiency.
6. Write more and practice more: In addition to practicing the contents in the copybook, you can also create some simple words or patterns yourself. Writing more and practicing more can improve your creativity and expressive ability.
7. Pay attention to details: Hard pen calligraphy pays attention to the thickness, length and straightness of strokes, and pays attention to observing and imitating the details in excellent works.
8. Seek guidance and feedback: If possible, you can consult some experienced hard-pen calligraphy lovers or teachers, listen to their guidance and suggestions, and correct your mistakes in time.
In a word, self-learning hard pen calligraphy requires persistent practice and study, and progress can be made through continuous accumulation and improvement.