Calligraphy strengthening training. Famous calligrapher's penmanship tutorial

Author: Wang Zhengliang
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: "" is meticulously written by renowned calligraphers in the field of hard-tip calligraphy, specially invited by our publishing house. It is suitable for middle and high school students as well as who practice hard-tip calligraphy. The authors are all well-known figures in the hard-tip calligraphy community, with multiple best-selling books nationwide. They have written multi-functional character books in their respective preferred scripts, which are suitable for copying, tracing, and practicing, providing a shortcut for students and beginners. Everyone has different interests and aesthetic preferences for different styles of calligraphy books. If you fall in love with the font on a certain book at first sight and become highly interested, it means there is a hidden resonance between your interests and the author of that book. You might as well choose to study this book. The authors of "" display a wide variety of styles: some have strong brushwork and daring structures; some have steady strokes and standardized fonts; some are mellow, elegant, and profound; others have smooth, lively, and dynamic brushwork. Whether you prefer any font or style, we hope you can find a satisfactory book in this series. How can you achieve twice the result with half the effort when using this series of books? Generations of calligraphers, based on their own learning experiences, have summarized three methods: tracing, copying, and red-practicing. The ancients said, "Copying calligraphy is easy to lose the original's spatial arrangement but easy to grasp the brushwork; tracing calligraphy is easy to capture the spatial arrangement but easy to lose the brushwork. Copying is easier to improve, while tracing is easier to forget." Only by combining both can one achieve both form and spirit. This series of books is a practical model that integrates tracing, copying, and red-practicing. When using it, first trace on thin paper prepared in advance; then practice by copying on your own paper for several times; finally, red-practice on the red characters to consolidate the effects of copying and tracing. By practicing one page daily, repeatedly and persistently, you will naturally achieve harmony between mind and hand, and cultivate a satisfactory calligraphy style.