Do people who are good at drawing also look good at writing?

Not necessarily, the explanation is that there is a specialization in surgery. Even within the same field of art, there will be smaller divisions. If you spend a lot of time on painting and writing, there will be a difference, but it will not be huge, but if you are just a calligraphy student, such as me, you ask me to draw paintings at the same level as Chinese painting students.

All I can say is that I can't. Only with mastery of the technique and a lot of practice can what you want become a reality. It is right to touch the class, a person who has studied calligraphy for many years, and a person who has never held a brush, when the two of them first started to learn Chinese painting, they must have studied calligraphy for many years with an absolute advantage.

But years later, the judgment can be unpredictable. If you want to talk about the essential requirements of calligraphy and painting, in my humble opinion, it depends on which of your love is more poured into. That is to say, there is no reason why people with good writing will be good at drawing, depending on your intentions.

This is not necessarily the case, because both writing and painting require time to study and practice, and it is not that calligraphy will improve if you have high attainments in painting, and of course there are also ghosts who are excellent in calligraphy and painting.

Of course, the time spent on **, the heart spent on**, can be clearly seen. This question is like why a person who is good at Chinese painting can't draw oil painting, why a person who is good at freehand painting can't draw a fine brush, why a person who draws a good character can't draw architecture, why a person who draws well illustrates can't draw a situational story, ......Although the various categories of art are the same, human behavior always has a focus. You have been practicing calligraphy for ten years, copying all the names of each family, it is impossible to improve the technique, if you attach it to love and think diligently, there will always be a day when the realm of thinking will also be improved.

Most of the time, people can't do something well, not because they are not talented, but because they don't have a passion and don't spend enough time on it. The one thing that people can do the best is usually something that they are talented, loving, and willing to spend time on, and if one of them is missing, you don't blame you for not doing it as well as you imagined. <>

Not necessarily. The conclusion is that people who draw well are not necessarily good at writing, but people who write well are not much worse at drawing. People who draw like me and are half-hung write the most!

Rotten! The enlightenment stage has a great influence on the practice of calligraphy. People who are better at drawing tend to have higher observation skills than others from an early age (which is the case with me), so learning to write is very fast, because I can draw words directly from the template that other children can't write.

When I was three years old, I was already able to draw a lot of words by myself, (I was very impressed by the fact that I put a note on the refrigerator and wrote a black cat sheriff, and it took a lot of effort to write the word "police" (although I don't even know the meaning.) <>

I'm 12, and they all say that I look good at writing and drawing. But I don't think it's good-looking, it's too sloppy. I don't think it's good anyway.

Not necessarily, I've seen a big guy, the thief who drew it is good, and the words are a little embarrassing.