Hard pen calligraphy signature format

The format of hard pen calligraphy is as follows:

A complete calligraphy work includes three parts: body, inscription and seal. Improper inscription will inevitably affect the overall writing effect and reflect the writer's artistic accomplishment. The inscription method of hard pen calligraphy is basically the same as that of brush.

Hard pen calligraphy is professional and beautiful.

First, the font and size of the signature.

There are two ways to choose a signature font:

1, the same as the text font, but this kind of writing is not much, and it is easy to appear monotonous and boring. It is better for novices to choose this signing method.

2. Seal script should be in block letters, running script and cursive script. Official script should be in block letters and running script, regular script should be in running script, paragraph characters should be consistent with the style of the text, and cursive characters should be consistent with the style of the text.

The size of the inscription: generally, different sizes should be selected according to the size of the text of the work. For example, the size of the inscription is about 2/3 of the size of the text or 1/3, and the proportion of the inscription is even smaller when writing the list. If you write fine print or something, the inscription should be not less than 2/3 of the text or as big as the text.

Second, the type of signature.

Currency is divided into the preceding paragraph and the following paragraph:

The contents of the preceding paragraph are generally written in the upper right of the work, sometimes before the name at the end of the article, who the work is for, when and where it was made.

The next paragraph usually writes the time, the author's name and sometimes some thoughts. If the space for signature is relatively small, you can just write your name, or you can just stamp it without signing it. Sometimes, depending on the space, two lines can be written in the next paragraph.

Whether it is the previous paragraph or the next paragraph, it is generally not higher or lower than the text. But there are exceptions, such as fan-shaped or few-word works.

Signature of couplet: if there is no previous paragraph, the next paragraph is generally written in the left third of the next couplet; If there is an upper paragraph, the upper paragraph is generally written in the upper right of the upper part, and the lower paragraph is generally written in the left two-thirds of the lower part.

Third, use time in signature.

Signature date cannot be mixed with year. That is, the solar calendar and the lunar calendar cannot be mixed. The heavenly stems and earthly branches calendar refers to the lunar calendar, starting from the Spring Festival.

There are two more details to be noted: there is no word "year" behind the chronology of heavenly stems and earthly branches. For example, the spelling of "March of Renchen" is incorrect, but it should be "March of Renchen". "Year" and "year" are synonyms and cannot be used at the same time.

Fourth, the seal in the signature.

Seal can be divided into name seal, official seal, leisure seal, filial piety seal and introduction seal. Seals with different sizes and Fiona Fang can be prepared separately and used as required.

The introduction seal is usually stamped slightly above the beginning of the right line of the work, or between the first word and the second word.

Corner seal is generally covered at the lower right (but not at the bottom) of the work. If it is a couplet, it is covered at two-thirds of the right side of the upper couplet.

Most of the name seals are printed in white, which does not exceed the size of the inscription, and is separated from the last word of the inscription by about one space.

If the weight is not enough, you can add the seal of one official and surname. The two parties want to print the best Zhu Wen and a Bai Wen, with Zhu Wen at the top and Bai Wen at the bottom. The space between them is about one side, and the seal cannot be lower than the text.