The order of bird strokes is: left, horizontal hook, dot, vertical hook, horizontal, * * * 5 drawings.
In China's calligraphy, for common birds, it is necessary to master their stroke order in order to get a proper writing position. Common birds include pigeons, sparrows, eagles and peacocks.
Taking pigeons as an example, the stroke order is as follows:
1. First, write birds. Start with the bird's head and write an arc down to form the bird's body. This arc must be smooth and natural, not rigid.
2. Then, write about the wings of birds. Start from the bottom of the bird and draw an arc to the left to form the wings of the bird. Then draw an upward arc to the right under the bird wing to form the shape of the other side of the bird wing.
3. Next, write the bird's head. Draw a small arc from the top of the bird to the right to form the bird's head.
4. Then, write the bird's eyes. On the left side of the head arc, write a small circle to represent the bird's eyes.
5. Next, write the bird's beak. Draw an arc to the right from below the bird's head to form a bird's beak.
6. Finally, write the bird's paw. Draw an arc to the right from the bottom of the bird to form one paw, and then draw two arcs under the paw to form the other paw of the bird.
These are the strokes of pigeons, and the strokes of other birds are similar. It should be noted that when writing, attention should be paid to the connection order and fluency of strokes in order to write beautiful fonts.