How can I write good calligraphy? How to write good calligraphy

First of all, see if you have the following four things, and the other calligraphy and anything else are not important parts. Here are four things that make the most important part:

First. Are you interested.

Second. Do you have patience.

Third. Do you have a high level of understanding?

Fourth. Can you hold on.

Of the four items above, only:"Third. "It can not be high, but the other three must be there. Without these three items, don't expect to be able to practice words quickly. If you have the above four items, then it will be very easy for you to practice calligraphy. There are many ways to do this. Below I will talk about the most common way to practice words:

1.Choose a good copybook (I personally think that Sima Yan Sima Dong and his son's words can be chosen, the font is good, and the most important thing is that it is easy to practice.) It is recommended that you buy the kind of 8 yuan book with a blank paper in the middle to practice, which is easy to use and economical).

2.Write 1 2 pages on white paper every day, no need to write too much (the important thing is to be slow, write one stroke at a time, carefully experience, ponder the way the pen moves, you can remember it as a smooth "stroke by stroke in place, carefully ponder and experience").

3.After writing it, start reading the post (look at the words on the copybook, what is the layout of the side of a class of words, how to place it?) Feel the direction of its pen movement and write it in your head)

Speaking of reading posts, let's talk about it again. In addition to looking at the calligraphy, you can see the signboards and plaques of some shops on the street or somewhere, as long as you think the characters are good, you can look at them. It's very effective.

I have nothing to do on weekends, so I walk around the street, look at the plaques when I have nothing to do, and I don't need to practice the words with a pen."

4.At this time, you have finished writing the blank paper in the notebook, you evaluate yourself, feel whether your words have grown, whether they have grown big, whether they can satisfy themselves, if you don't grow big, then you can buy some thin white paper and then print the notebook for a period of time. If it's already very effective, you don't need to print a copybook at this time.

It can be imitated according to the copybook. Write according to the words on the notebook. At this time, you should be very proficient, you can speed up and increase the amount of writing.

5.At this time, your handwriting has grown a lot, and you can throw away the copybook. Hehe. Of course, you can't throw away the copybook. If you are interested, take a look and correct your handwriting.

The above is my summary of some of the experience of practicing hard pen calligraphy, if you are interested, you can learn from it, I hope to help you calligraphy.

The improvement of the level plays a role.

It's best to have an instructor if you are interested in learning by heart!

Don't rush things, patience is key.

To write calligraphy well, you should start with one stroke at a time, starting with the basic structural principles of the characters.

To practice calligraphy, we should start from these three aspects:

One is to make a good brush;

the second is to understand and master the structure of words;

Third, after mastering the ability to use the pen and knotting words, all the comprehensive literacy and training are actively and independently expressed with the feeling of writing.

Calligraphy has been inherited and exerted through the ages, and has formed a system today. Many of the existing fonts and styles are even more deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. The reason why these works move people is that they are like giant trees that grow naturally, and the nature of branches and leaves, the nourishment of water and light, the avoidance of growth, and the erosion of the environment are left to their own devices.

The ancients first learned calligraphy as an application, the habit formed in such a natural development, the self-exertion, and finally, the people who have enough talent, skill, vision, learning, and character to push calligraphy to the artistic height that people look up to.