Engaged in calligraphy education and teaching for nearly twenty years, it is not uncommon to encounter things in calligraphy teaching, but there are still many people who want to be quick in calligraphy, so today I will talk about my views on this topic.
1. Can calligraphy be completed quickly?
No. If nothing else, I have been practicing calligraphy since I was a child, and now when people reach middle age, they still continue to study ancient posts and do daily classes, but they still feel that their level is limited, they do not show publicity, write silently, and have been insisting on calligraphy for decades, so that they have achieved some achievements, experience and experience in calligraphy. Looking at the calligraphy in history, which one is not exhausted, insisting on living to learn from old age. So, how can calligraphy be done quickly?
Second, there is no quick completion of calligraphy, so is there a good way to learn?
Yes. There are many ways to learn, but to find the right one for yourself, but there is one way to be universal, that is, persistence. Because everyone has different levels of knowledge and different ways of doing things, the way of learning also varies from person to person. But no matter how good the learning method is, only by adhering to it and persevering can learning receive real results. As long as the goal is clear, the method is right, the plan is reasonable, and persistence is added, everyone will achieve different success.
Third, how can we persist?
Persistence is not a slogan, everyone understands the importance of persistence, and also knows that as long as you persist, you can reap success, but there are not many people who can really do a good job of persistence. Therefore, to achieve persistence, first of all, we must set small goals, can not eat a big fat man in one bite, we must first simplify the complex, turn the big into small, divide the cycle, implement it day by day, do it well, come week by week, do it, come month by month, do it, come year by year, achieve it, summarize the gains and losses, and then set a medium-term goal on the existing foundation. Finally achieve your long-term goals.
4. How to make a study plan for learning calligraphy?
Calligraphy is divided into strokes, sides, and structure. Strokes have basic pointillisms such as dots, horizontals, verticals, skimming, twisting, folding, lifting, and hooking. Then compound strokes such as horizontal strokes, horizontal folds, horizontal folding hooks, etc. There are single side, double side, three point water, walking child, treasure cover head, twisted wire side and so on.
The structure is divided into a single structure, a left-right structure, a left-middle-right structure, an upper-middle-lower structure, an enclosing structure, a semi-enclosing structure, a fully enclosing structure, and so on.
In this way, you can subdivide each specific content into each day, such as only two points today, the long point, the short point, the two points, the three points of water, the bottom of the four points, etc. for classification, targeted exercises, both the goal of the exercise, but also the focus of the training, but also master the commonality of the point, understand the law of the point, then the words related to the point can be easily applied.
By analogy, after each stroke has passed, it is then trained on the side, trained in structure, and finally exposed to knowledge such as calligraphy creation. In short, it is necessary to come in layers, step by step, and break through each one.