I want to learn calligraphy, but I don t know where to start.

I think we should look at the history of calligraphy first, and then skip the line script, regular script, and look at cursive script. Study the gas that people pay attention to between the lines, and then no matter what font you have, you must pay attention to a gas and experience the true charm of the font...

Calligraphy is a good art, and the beginning of learning is to look at some calligraphy to cultivate interest. After that, it is imitated.

Let's start with the radicals in the first grade of elementary school, and start training your child's pen grip and sitting posture. In this way, children can practice good handwriting from an early age.

Go to a calligraphy training class to learn (find someone who can really write well, the kind that everyone says is good at first glance, not the kind that is mysterious).

Go to the bookstore to buy ancient inscriptions (preferably Tang Kai or Lishu, which can lay a good foundation) to learn from the ancients, not to learn from the present, the words of the present people can only be used as a reference (take the law from the top, only get the middle) diligent persistence.

It is best to start with the regular script first, and then go deeper, you can choose Wei Monument first.

Calligraphy can be learned in many places:

Calligraphy training courses: In major cultural centers, art museums, art schools and other places, there are training courses that provide calligraphy courses, so that you can learn more systematic and specialized calligraphy techniques.

Private Lessons: You can find some calligraphy artists, professors and other experienced people to teach calligraphy one-on-one.

Calligraphy, I don't know if you're talking about a brush, I'll talk about learning a brush, first of all, you have to identify a font, it depends on which kind of your words are suitable, generally the best thing to learn is Yan Zhenqing's Yan body, and then you have to buy a copy of the person's copybook, I think the first thing to learn is to learn penmanship, in learning the structure, of course, some people are the two reversed, it depends on yourself, and then every day insistence, even if you are busy you should practice one or two words, that is, no matter how you have to practice. It's all about perseverance! As long as you can write well with a brush, a fountain pen (hard pen) will follow.

Hope it helps you ......

Sit upright and pinch the pen well.

Your question is too broad, hard pen and soft pen have something in common, but there are differences, the key is perseverance, perseverance, to see if you really want to learn, you can first read some theory and skills of the book, as for apprenticeship, instead of going to some training classes to pay the teacher who pounds the paste, it is better to find a teacher who really likes calligraphy, study hard. Good luck!

Go outside and learn, or buy a book for yourself.

Choose the right post, your favorite font; Choose a good post, the classic post of the ancients; Pro good post, under the guidance of a famous teacher.