1. Buy your own paper: different kinds, brands and quality of calligraphy paper have different characteristics and application scope. If you feel that the paper on hand is not ideal, you can try to buy other brands or types that are more in line with your needs and preferences.
2. Adjust the ink moisture: When using rough or absorbent calligraphy paper, you need to pay attention to adjust the ink moisture to achieve the best effect. Generally speaking, in this case, it is necessary to control the concentration of pen and ink. Before writing, dip the brush in water and then squeeze out the excess water.
3. Use manuscripts or serif: For beginners, it may be difficult to write on rough or sans serif calligraphy paper. At this time, the manuscript or serif can be used to help plan the font size and position and improve the writing efficiency and accuracy.
4. Practice hard and accumulate experience: no matter what kind of material, it needs long-term practice to truly master its characteristics and skills. Therefore, it is suggested to practice more, accumulate experience, and constantly explore the calligraphy paper and writing skills that suit you.