In Hunan, the land of Zhong Lingyuxiu, many outstanding artists have been born, and the calligrapher Li Yong is one of the shining representatives.
Li Yong calligraphy
Li Yong's calligraphy works are like a slowly unfolding Xiaoxiang painting, full of unique charm and profound connotation. At first glance, I was shocked by the majestic momentum. Each stroke is vigorous and powerful, as if it is engraved on the paper of history, telling the vicissitudes and glory of the years. Whether it is a banner, a banner or a bucket, it can show a grand pattern and make people feel a heroic spirit.
Li Yong calligraphy
Li Yong calligraphy
In terms of font structure, Li Yong's calligraphy is rigorous and flexible. He arranged the strokes of each character just right, following the traditional calligraphy norms while incorporating his own innovative elements. The point is like a falling stone, the horizontal is like a horse, the vertical is like a column, the skimming is like an orchid leaf, and the squeeze is like a golden knife, and every stroke is full of vitality. In the combination of structure, he pays attention to the sparse and dense phases, so that the whole font looks stable and lively, giving people the enjoyment of beauty.
Li Yong calligraphy
Li Yong calligraphy
Brushwork is the soul of calligraphy, and Li Yong is perfect in the use of calligraphy. His brushwork is a mixture of rigidity and softness, sometimes as fierce as a storm, sometimes as gentle as a breeze and drizzle. In the process of writing, he is able to flexibly change the brushwork, alternating between the center, the side, and the reverse forward, so that the strokes show a rich variety. Especially at the turning points, his brushwork is extremely delicate, with sharp edges and corners without losing roundness, giving Li Yong's calligrapher a sense of strength and strength.
Li Yong calligraphy
Li Yong calligraphy
Mofa also plays a crucial role in Li Yong's calligraphy works. He is good at using different ink colors such as thick ink, light ink, and dry ink to express the layering and three-dimensional sense of his works. The thick ink is thick and deep, as steady as a rock; The light ink is light and ethereal, as ethereal as a cloud; The dry ink is vigorous and simple, like the vicissitudes of time. Through the change of ink color, he succeeded in creating a far-reaching artistic atmosphere, making people feel as if they were in the middle of mountains and rivers, and felt the tranquility and beauty of nature.
Li Yong calligraphy
In addition, Li Yong's calligraphy works are also highly collectible. As time passed, his work became more and more noticed and loved, and its value continued to rise. Whether as an art treasure or as an investment collection, Li Yong's calligraphy works are a good choice.
Li Yong calligraphy
The works of Hunan calligrapher Li Yong have won the love and praise of calligraphy lovers with their unique artistic charm, profound cultural connotation and superb calligraphy skills. His works are like a shining pearl, shining in the sky of calligraphy art. I believe that in the future, Li Yong will continue to bring us more excellent calligraphy works and make greater contributions to the cause of calligraphy in Hunan and even the whole country.
Li Yong
Li Yong, pen name Hulu Chongren, is a native of Liuyang City, Hunan.
Honorary Chairman of Jiangxi Jiujiang Calligraphers and Painters Association, President of Hunan Cross-Strait Calligraphy and Painting Institute, Member of China Press and Publication Calligraphers Association, Member of China Hard Pen Calligraphy Association, Member of Chinese Poetry Society, Member of China Couplet Society, Deputy Secretary-General of Calligraphy Art Research Association and Professor of Calligraphy Department of China Couplet Society, Director of China Popular Literature and Art Research Association, Vice Chairman of the Academic Committee of China Chinese and Foreign Celebrity Culture Research Association, Visiting Researcher of the Institute of Subtropical Agroecology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and the first batch of senior think tank experts of CCTV Cultural Power.
He has published more than 70 papers, won the National Essay Contest Award 8 times, and was rated as "China's Top Ten County Mayors and County Magistrates with the Most Comprehensive Development" by the China Urban Competitiveness Evaluation Center when he served as the county magistrate of Changsha County, one of China's top 100 counties. He has been commended and rewarded by the Hunan Provincial Party Committee and Provincial Government, the Ministry of Science and Technology, and the State Environmental Protection Administration; Personal information has been included in the compilation of the "Dictionary of Chinese Experts", "Dictionary of Chinese Experts and Scholars", "Dictionary of Chinese Contemporary Social Science Experts and Scholars", "Chinese Encyclopedia of Talents" and other dictionaries.
published nearly 200 poems; He is the author of 14 volumes of "The Traces of the Victory of the Mountains" and personal calligraphy works. The poems and calligraphy works have been made into stamps and publicly released by the postal departments of 13 countries including Japan, Germany and France. His calligraphy works have been exhibited in United States, France, Singapore, Japan, New Zealand, Korea, Hungary, the Art Museum of the National Academy of Painting of China, the Art Museum of the People's Fine Arts Publishing House, the Rong Bao Zhai Art Museum, the National Culture Palace, and the Art Museum of the Hunan Academy of Painting, and have won 11 awards in the National Poetry, Calligraphy and Prose Art Competitions.