What pen is better to use to write round English calligraphy?

Pen barrel: practice copperplate recommended oblique rod, a treasure has oblique and straight dual-purpose (flange removable) kind, generally cost-effective on the speedball black plastic rod, Yui has a black plastic rod + metal detachable flange, I use this at the beginning, I haven't gotten up yet, so there is no figure for the time being ( The flange is the groove that fixes the nib of the pen. Gothic: I've seen those with oblique rods, and I've seen those with straight rods....Look at your hand, if you buy the kind of dual-purpose rod mentioned above, it will be easier to find the feeling (:

3) Nib: The so-called thickness changes are achieved by the elastic nib! What is elastic, you will know after using it once, the force will split the stroke to make the stroke thicker The nib gradually decreases with the force and slowly retracts the stroke to become thinner, which feels quite cool and literary ( ) Common nib brands are hunt, esterbrook, gillott, brause, etc., the greater the elasticity and the softer, the more obvious the change in stroke thickness, but it is not that the greater the elasticity, the "better it is to write", Or according to the actual situation, choose the nib that suits your feel and font, and recommend a few tips that I use very coolly:

Hunt 56, Hunt 101, Hunt22, Hunt99 (recommended for beginners, currently commonly used nibs) Gillott303, Gillott404 (recommended for beginners) Brause Rose (highly recommended) Esterbrook 354, Esterbrook 355 From time to time, new nibs will be changed when the time comes: Well, in fact, the 2B pencil is also great, cut out a little more refill, flatten it (that is, to write out with a change in thickness), If you have a little bit of skill, this method is very economical!! And the effect is also very good, but also wipe ( ) and then is the parallel pen of Baile, other brands also have parallel pens, I haven't tried it....In fact, you have found that as long as the nib is irregular and can change the thickness with the strength and angle, it can be used as a pen to practice the round body.

You don't have to care about the equipment, you can just have enough The key is practice. I've seen in the pen bar that the words written with a pen of thousands of dollars are not as good as those written by elementary school students.,Buy a few Hero 616 plus Olindan's carbon ink and start practicing.,There's no need to care too much about the equipment, you have to have a few hundred pens, hundreds of inks or something.。。。 If you don't practice, everything is meaningless, if you can buy a Baile parallel pen for the convenience of writing, professional nibs and pen barrels are not recommended to buy if they are not professional, they are not easy to control, and most of them are not professional equipment.

It is recommended to practice the font first, and then start with the appropriate pen according to your own mastery. If the original pen is very handy, there is no need to rebuy it, unless it is <> for some special effects

Written in English using Times New Roman, or regular italics, is preferred. In the past, many students liked to use round or italic characters, and the penmanship was very engaging, which was very beautiful. I just use round characters, but some letters will be very difficult to read if they are written in round characters, which will affect my academic performance and essay performance, so I write a few letters that are not easy to read in a formal way, such as a lowercase r.

For students, I still recommend using regular English italics or italics. The resulting essay will get a high impression score.

..What do you mean? Typing? times new roman

When it comes to writing, it's the fastest and the best.

Because the writing of English calligraphy abroad requires specific tools (such as quills, reed pens, oblique pens, etc.), the early predecessors who learned English calligraphy in China transformed it so that it can be written with ordinary pens, and is fast and in some places conforms to Chinese writing habits.

The round English calligraphy commonly referred to in China includes handwritten printing, Italian (or Italian italics, italics), and round (domestic round style).

Handwritten Print:

This font is simple and easy to understand, and it is very easy to write, and it is now a commonly used daily handwriting font at home and abroad.

Italian: This font has a certain slope and the thickness of the stroke line, and it needs to be written with a slightly thicker pen, and it is also the standard font of textbooks such as common copybooks on the market.

Round (Guoyuan): This font contains some structural characteristics of foreign copperplate (copper plate printing), as well as the connection of strokes, ordinary fountain pen can be written, relatively fast and smooth.