Ballpoint calligraphy regular, clerical, three-body copybook

Author: Cui Xuelu
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Publish Date: 2000-09-01
Features: This book collects the works of calligrapher Cui Xuelu, who has fully copied famous stele and calligraphic works with a ballpoint pen. The collection spans from the Han and Jin dynasties to the Ming and Qing dynasties, including over 30 styles of regular script, running script, and clerical script, totaling more than 200 pieces. Reading through these copies, one can capture the essence of ancient calligraphers, sparking a desire to appreciate what predecessors called "the next best authentic work" for outstanding copies. It reflects that the maturity of a calligrapher is inseparable from extensive study, observation, and deep understanding. As a writing tool for the masses today, the ballpoint pen, when used skillfully, is also an excellent medium for learning and creating calligraphy. Readers who use ballpoint pens, especially those who love calligraphy with hard pens, can benefit greatly from this book. By practicing with a ballpoint pen and frequently copying the works, one can progress step by step. This book gathers the essence of ancient stele and calligraphic works, allowing readers to fully appreciate the art of calligraphy from the past. Practically speaking, it helps you write beautiful and standardized ballpoint pen characters.