Methods of practicing calligraphy:
1, decomposition and replication method. The so-called decomposition copying is to separate calligraphy techniques from practice and carry out targeted training more purposefully.
For example, writing is always written horizontally. If you don't know what the center is, you can practice the "middle front line" by yourself, or practice the Qin Dynasty seal script for several hours, because the main brushwork of the middle front line and seal script is the center. Through such training, I can quickly understand what the center is, so as to master the writing skills of the center.
Even if you are a beginner, you can practice the front line, side line, pen lifting, pen turning and pen folding first, break down all the calligraphy techniques and practice them the same, and then it will be much easier to write.
2. Analytical replication method. The ultimate goal of analyzing the copying method is to write an image, which is exactly the same as the original post, rather than writing a copybook as a whole. It is necessary to break through a single word and write it repeatedly until it is written as an image.
3. Learn to back your face. Back is a test of copying. It is difficult for copybooks copied from the backrest to enter the creative state, and then we can quickly find our own shortcomings, and then conduct targeted training on our own shortcomings. This kind of training is more targeted and purposeful, and checking and filling vacancies can make us progress faster, which is the same as learning culture at school.