What is stippling in calligraphy? How is it formed?

The dotted line in calligraphy refers to the calligraphy structure composed of strokes in strokes, which forms points and lines through the same or different gaps, and its function is to enhance the sense of patchwork and naturalness in calligraphy.

The formation of stippling depends not only on the depth and realm of calligrapher's self-cultivation, but also on adjusting brush strokes and strengthening the training of cadence and fluency. Some stippling is formed by calligraphers after careful consideration, while many stippling is naturally revealed in the process of writing.

The size, thickness, position and shape of stippling have a certain influence on the performance of calligraphy, so the description of stippling is a very important link in calligraphy.