How do you practice calligraphy? It is a beginner, and please be detailed

Beginners in calligraphy start with theory, and you can read more excellent and classic ancient works. Next, I will study the regular script of the Tang Dynasty (because the development of regular script in the Tang Dynasty has been the highest peak, and it is best to mature, and there are many regular scripts and classic scriptures). This process should ideally take no less than three years.

At the beginning, you can practice drawing first, skimming horizontally and vertically, and then imitate the calligraphy, it is not recommended to draw red. Practice one word until it is good, then practice the next word, and so on. However, it takes perseverance to see the effect, and it can't be stopped, and beginners will regress quickly as soon as they stop practicing.

Like me, I just stopped for a week, and it was a lot worse.

Imitation and imitation.

Repeat and repeat.

You must follow the good learning, but you don't necessarily have to find a teacher or a professional. Vary.

Posture is very important, standing, arm hanging, practice strokes first, preferably red, at least one hour a day, do not practice calligraphy, radicals are very important.

It's better to go to a professional and learn from a professional.

Here's how to practice calligraphy for beginners:

1. Tongwu writing instruments are different. The writing tools of soft pen calligraphy and hard pen calligraphy are different, and the hard pen calligraphy writing tools include fountain pens, ballpoint pens, dipping pens, pencils, plastic head pens, bamboo pens, wooden pens, iron pens, etc., which use ink as the main carrier to express the writing skills of Chinese characters. The writing tools of soft pen calligraphy are mainly various types of brushes, which use ink to write Chinese characters on paper.

2. The scope of application is different. Hard pen calligraphy is much larger than soft pen calligraphy, because hard pen calligraphy is fast to write, easy to carry, and its use value is easier to promote.

3. The degree of promotion is different. Everyone starts from learning to write, learning is hard pen calligraphy, it can be said that everyone knows the writing skills of hard pen calligraphy, although some people write words may not be beautiful enough, but, relatively speaking, soft pen calligraphy, is not so popular, unless you deliberately go to an interest class to learn.

4. The pen holding posture is not the same. As we all know, the way to hold the brush and the pen posture are completely different, and the force is different, the soft pen mainly relies on arm strength and wrist strength, while the hard pen calligraphy mainly relies on wrist strength.

5. The difficulty of the exercises is different. Because the use of hard pen calligraphy is relatively wide, children have been exposed to it since they went to school, because there are more opportunities to practice, relatively speaking, the difficulty of practice is less. Soft pen calligraphy is different, because it is used less, there are not many opportunities to practice, and self-control is required.

Writing a good hand, is a blessing in life, practice words to do a good job of the following points:

Learn regular script first. As long as you choose a good copybook, insist on writing two pages a day, and persevere, you can get results in two months. As for the method of practicing writing, it is still to trace first, then copy, and then compare to find gaps. For the words that are difficult to write, they should be written down separately and make special breakthroughs.

When the practice is effective, I naturally become interested: the more I write, the more I love to write, and the more I read, the happier I am! This is the beginning of success.

The trilogy of practicing characters is the same, first practice Kai; practice again; Three practice grass. Calligraphers of all dynasties unanimously advocated that only by practicing regular script well and having a solid foundation will it be easier to write lines and drafts. Only by practicing regular script and writing can the pen not be slippery and the body not fragmented.

2.Practice basic strokes.

Starting from the basic strokes of regular script, there are eight kinds of points, horizontal, vertical, apostrophe, pinching, lifting, hooking, and folding.

A word is like a machine, and practicing basic strokes well is equivalent to processing "parts" well; Practicing radicals is like starting to "assemble"; Practicing the entire glyph is equivalent to entering the "**". In other words, learn "decomposition" first, and then learn "coherence". Therefore, regular script is the foundation, and the basic strokes are the foundation of the foundation.

When practicing basic strokes, you should practice them by category. For example, when practicing writing ", you should practice ,

General rule: practice regular script first practice basic strokes; Re-practise the order of strokes; Three exercises radicals; Fourth, practice the glyph structure; Five-practice branch layout.

The "dot" of Chinese characters should be aggravated when drawn, like a stone falling to the ground. What kind of part needs what kind of point, to do "intention of the pen first". For example, the writing method of clicking Zhong Shaojing and Ouyang Xun on the top of "宀", it is more powerful to write in a short vertical position.

3.Stick with something.

After three days, practice two pages a day, and on the fourth day, my heart is a little itchy, think about it, forget it, anyway, I won't write well at once, but another voice reminds me in my ears, I have to persevere, don't give up lightly. In the end, after a contradictory struggle, we must persevere. Especially when something doesn't go well, I take out a pen and paper, practice writing quietly, and as a result, there is no more to worry about.

Practicing calligraphy has become a habit of life, such as not practicing one day, it feels as if there is still one thing to be done. Through my own efforts, the word has made some progress, and I continue to persevere.

Anyone who has practiced calligraphy, especially those who have practiced calligraphy, knows that practicing calligraphy is a kind of slow skill, and you have to study hard and practice hard, and you can see kung fu for a long time. I still remember the process of practicing calligraphy when I was a student, it was a halfway experience, and I am still very dissatisfied with my handwriting. Looking back, in addition to my lack of perseverance, the main reason is that the method of practicing calligraphy is inappropriate.

Recently, I saw a new book called "Chen Xiang's Brush "Four Forces Method" Practicing Characters Quickly". The book is not a long word, there is no long narrative, the content is not esoteric, but it is very inspiring after reading. The method of practicing calligraphy mentioned in the book is something I have never heard of before, and I suddenly have a feeling of enlightenment.

I can't help but sigh that if I had known this method of practicing calligraphy earlier, my words would not be as uneasy as they are now.

Chen Xiang did not follow the rules, summed up the essence of the way of calligraphy of his predecessors, and created a new method of rapid practice of calligraphy beyond the traditional Chinese characters, which he called the "Four Forces Method", that is, through the skillful practice of arm strength, wrist strength, finger power, and eye power, learn the four forces in one, and the effect is amazing. The first three forces of the "Four Forces Method" are called external forces, and the eyesight to practice is the internal force, this internal force emphasizes "one to look closely, two to remember, three to compare, four to analyze", his analysis of the structure of Chinese character strokes, the pen stroke, the best reflects its originality, the "four point positioning method" of calligraphy is the core, but also the content I am most interested in. He wonderfully found the highest, lowest, leftmost, and rightmost points in each Chinese character structure, and there was also an anatomical analysis of the big four points and the small four points.

The author dares to break the traditional practice of calligraphy in the grid to fix the layout of the font structure. I've seen the grid has Tian character grid, rice word grid, back to the palace grid, in short, the practice of words is inseparable from the grid, I myself is a loser who practiced words in the grid without practicing results. In the past, I always thought that since Chinese characters are all square, the fixed points of the structure of the characters should be on the four corners of the characters, but after reading the "four-point positioning method", I understood the mystery of the structure of calligraphy Chinese characters.

Knowing how to grasp the structure of words made me regain my confidence in practicing words.

If you feel that your words are not good-looking, then your growth will be faster, indicating that your appreciation ability exceeds the coordination ability of your fingers, when you look at your own words how good, it will reach a bottleneck, and breaking through is a leap, at that stage is to look at other people's words more and improve appreciation. And so on and so on and on and on and on and

Write twice on the tired, indicating that there is no heart to practice or do not understand the good feeling of practicing words, copying is not just copying, to have their own ideas, the word of the shelf to see thoroughly, how to write, how to move the pen, how to collect the pen in the brain needs these three steps, practice words must be with a happy mood to go, interested in practicing words, so that over time the word will improve, I wish you the word to improve as soon as possible!

Because you didn't find the right way! Give you a good method, which is the exact opposite of your previous method. I analyzed your situation, and it's pretty much the same as I used to.

I used to practice calligraphy is always inseparable from copying, every day is to draw ah depict ah depict ah depict ah depict ah ah depict how good it is to practice on the copybook! But after putting down the copybook, it was two things, and the writing was completely the same, and it still didn't grow. (You must feel the same way I do, right?)

Later, I accidentally discovered that I didn't practice calligraphy on the calligraphy booklet, but I made faster progress. I just wanted to copy and paste the words on the notebook on another blank paper, and it turned out that the progress was really fast, and I usually involuntarily wrote out the font on the notebook. That's wonderful!

At the same time, you have to choose a good copybook, don't choose the kind of handwriting that is too square, you have to have a bit of handwriting feeling. I'm sure you can find something in my body that works in your favor.

Everyone has talked about a lot of methods, but I think your problem is mainly about the pen and the method.

Let me make a few brief points:

1. When holding the pen, we must feel that there is a certain space in the palm of the hand, which is often the space of an egg, that is, you are writing with an egg, so that you can't push too hard and can't be too relaxed.

Second, for beginners, it is still necessary to copy more.

3. Practice in a targeted manner, for example, usually, in the process of practicing calligraphy, you encounter more difficult words to write, and you always can't write well, then you should learn from people who write well, specialize in this word, or practice through calligraphy. Over time, you will write more and more well, and then you will definitely succeed.

As long as you have the perseverance to copy a post thousands of times, it's fine.

In fact, improvement is little by little, we must persist, we must practice more and consolidate.

I know a master, he is in his fifties this year, and he has been practicing calligraphy, you have only been practicing for two years, so if that's it, are you not interested? Stick with it, and I'm sure you'll see results.

However, I really have no interest, I can choose to give up, and I don't want to give up, after all, I have worked hard.

There's no way, just practice. If you don't have talent, practice more seriously.

Every stroke is written correctly in place, and don't rush it, for example, if you only practice regular script for a while, you will immediately skip the book or something.

Something like calligraphy. Anyway, I suddenly improved a lot one day, then I stayed at about the same level, and then I suddenly improved again. But I don't know how.

New understanding, the accumulation of time, and correct brushwork.

I think these three points are enough for you to practice well.

But if you only want to practice the glyphs rather than the internal calligraphy, then you can just buy a pen and write a calligraphy.

I hope you practice it well, and then at the same time you can realize the deeper meaning that calligraphy is time-consuming.

Work slowly and carefully, study hard, I am in the same stage as the landlord.

Until you have absorbed the good points of the copybook.

Calligraphy is a slow effort, and it is the same as the post. The main thing is proficiency...

I suggest that beginners, start with regular script, regular script is the most fundamental...

When you copy a post, can you copy it to a 9 point similar?

I get tired of writing it twice.

You didn't study hard.

Let's give up.

Otherwise, you don't think well of him yourself.

It's important to find a post that you think is good.