1. Learn basic strokes: Understanding and mastering the basic strokes of soft pen calligraphy is the key to getting started. By repeatedly practicing basic strokes such as straight line, horizontal line, vertical line and skimming, hand stability and stroke fluency can be improved.
2. Imitate classic works: Choosing some classic soft-pen calligraphy works to imitate can help beginners to be familiar with font structure and stroke application. You can start with simple words and gradually increase the difficulty, while paying attention to observing and understanding the morphological characteristics of each word.
3. Use the right tools: Choosing the right soft pen and ink is very important for practicing soft pen calligraphy. The hardness of the soft pen and the size of the nib will affect the writing effect, and the color and concentration of the ink will also affect the expressive force of the work. Beginners can choose hard and soft pens and thick ink, which can better grasp the strength of strokes and the layering of ink color.
4. Keep practicing every day: Soft pen calligraphy needs long-term practice and accumulation, so keep practicing for a period of time every day. You can choose some simple words or phrases to practice, gradually increasing the difficulty and time of practice. At the same time, we should pay attention to maintain the correct posture, relax our hands and avoid hand fatigue caused by overexertion.
5. Join a calligraphy class or consult a teacher: If conditions permit, you can join a calligraphy class or consult an experienced teacher. They can give you professional guidance and advice to help you correct your mistakes and improve your skills. At the same time, it is also a good way to learn to communicate and share experiences with other calligraphy lovers.
In short, adults need patience and persistence to practice soft pen calligraphy, and gradually improve their skills and level through continuous practice and study.