Which is more practical, calligraphy or sketch?

Calligraphy and sketch have their unique practical value.

Calligraphy, as a traditional cultural art form, occupies an important position in China culture. Therefore, its practicability in modern China society may be obvious. For example, in the field of education, calligraphy may be regarded as a cultural accomplishment and skill, which is beneficial to students in the field of education and training. In addition, in social and business activities, writing calligraphy works can also be used as a way to communicate and express emotions.

However, with the development of modern science and technology, the practicality of calligraphy has decreased. Most people prefer to use computers or mobile phones for text input and writing, so the application of calligraphy in daily life is gradually decreasing.

In contrast, sketch, as a painting skill, is of great help to us to understand and express the shape, space and light and shadow effects. Learning sketch can cultivate our observation, meticulous observation and aesthetic ability. These abilities are not only useful in the field of painting, but also can play a role in daily life, such as better observing and understanding the surrounding objects and better capturing details and beauty. In addition, these skills are also very important in creative design, interior design, product design and other fields.

To sum up, calligraphy and sketch have their own practical values, but with the passage of time, the practicality of sketch may be more extensive and long-term.