Appreciation of pictures of pen calligraphy works (about 30 words)

From an aesthetic point of view, although the line expression form and artistic appeal of fountain pen calligraphy are not as rich as those of brush calligraphy, they are far better than other hard pens such as pencils and ballpoint pens, because the nib of the pen is flexible and can be written easily. The strokes produced are also divided into thickness and weight.

Appreciating pen calligraphy is to appreciate its artistry that arouses aesthetic pleasure. This artistry consists of four aspects: beauty of lines, beauty of structure, beauty of composition and beauty of style.

1. The lines of pen calligraphy are beautiful. It is summarized in the characteristics of the pen, the form of stippling, and the rhythm of using the pen. Let's take the regular script character "Yong" as an example. The lines are smooth, straight, and definite, and have the characteristics of a pen: the dots are like fallen stones, the strokes are like orchid leaves, the hooks are like iron nails, and the stipples are clear and have different shapes, some are light and some are heavy, and some are light. Thin and thick, fast and slow, fast and slow, full of rhythm. Only in this way can the eight strokes of "Yong" have strength, dynamics, charm and beautiful lines.

2. The structural beauty of pen calligraphy is mainly reflected in the shapes of various fonts. Regardless of the cursive line, etc., it must be in accordance with the diverse and unified beauty of proportion, symmetry, balance, smooth contrast, echo, etc. Style according to rules.

3. The beauty of pen calligraphy is reflected in the composition of the entire work. There are two forms of pen calligraphy, one is traditional direct writing, and the other is modern horizontal writing. But they all require that "the lines must have movable type, and the characters must be vivid." The composition must be complete, natural, breathable, harmonious, integrated and interesting. It gives people the impression of a neat and beautiful form, like a pattern painting, with strong decorative effect.

4. The stylistic beauty of pen calligraphy is reflected in the unique and strong personality of the author. "The words are like the person he is." Due to the different skills, accomplishments, and personalities of each person, various styles are formed. Some styles are like mountains and seas, very heroic; some are like small bridges and flowing water, very graceful; some are like flying sky, light and elegant; some are like green pines, simple; some are like fresh dewy lotus; some are elegant Like the magnolia reflecting the moon. Different styles give people different aesthetic feelings.

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Writing posture is very important. Correct writing posture not only ensures free writing, gives full play to writing skills and improves writing level, but also promotes the normal development of young people's bodies, prevents the occurrence of myopia, conus curvature and other diseases, and is beneficial to health. This is also the most basic requirement for writing. Although some calligraphers have the foundation to write pen calligraphy, their writing posture is not correct enough and must be corrected.

The correct writing posture is: body straight, head upright, arms open, and feet open. Sit upright. Square your shoulders, straighten your waist and back naturally, and lean forward slightly. Your chest should be about a punch away from the edge of the table: your head should be straight and slightly tilted forward, and the distance between your eyes and the paper should be about one foot.

Open your arms to the left and right naturally, place your forearms flat on the table, press the paper with your left hand, and hold the pen with your right hand, so that the penholder is slightly tilted to the right, not directly in front of the nose, but the pen tip falls on it. The bridge of your nose is directly in front of you; your feet are naturally flat on the ground, shoulder width apart.