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Basic strokes - pointillism
Types of dot painting commonly used in hard pen letters: right point, right long point, right pick point, left point, left pick point, horizontal point, vertical point, raise point, lift point, apostrophe point. The overall direction of the above pointillist painting must be grasped.
Right point
Right point: Towards 10 o'clock, from light to heavy.
Writing action: the tip of the pen points to the direction of 10 o'clock + light into the pen + to the lower right of the pen + back to the pen to hide the front of the pen (or quickly drag out the pen to the lower right, do not pull too long to drag the mud with water, the content is used in the future to use this method is the same, unified with the word "drag out", no longer repeated).
Usefulness: Mostly used for the first point, the end point, the opposite point, the opposite point, the two points of water, the left and right points, the three points of water, the upper and lower points, the three points, the four points of the bottom, the poly four points, etc.
Right long point
Right Long Point: Slightly longer than the right point.
Writing action: Like the right point, just lengthen the line stroke route.
Usefulness: Mostly used for the opposite point, reverse pinch, the bottom point of the word.
Right pick point
Right pick point: 10 o'clock direction into the pen, from the tip to the thick to the tip.
Writing action: The tip of the pen points to the direction of 10 o'clock + the light pen + the lower right pen + the tip is lightly picked to the right (the pick action should not be too large).
Usefulness: opposite point, opposite point, left and right point, three points, left side of vertical heart, middle point of heart word, bottom of four points, poly four points, short horizontal, rain word point medium.
Left point
Left point: slightly skewed to the left, from thin to thick.
Writing action: The tip of the pen points to the direction of 10 o'clock + the light pen + the lower left pen + the light pen (or pause) + the back pen to hide the front (or drag out the pen)
Uses: Mostly used for left and right points, the left side of the bald treasure cover, the left side of the vertical center, etc.
Pick left
Left pick point: 10 o'clock direction into the pen, from the tip to the thick to the tip.
Writing action: The tip of the pen points to 10 o'clock + light into the pen + light pen to the lower right + lightly pick out the tip to the left.
Uses: Mostly used for the first point, the end point, the opposite point, the opposite point, the three points, the right side of the vertical center, the left and right points, the upper and lower points, the short horizontal, the rain word point, and so on.
Horizontal point
Horizontal point: also known as small tip horizontal, 10 o'clock direction into the pen, to the right from thin to thick gradient.
Writing action: The tip of the pen points to the direction of 10 o'clock + lightly enters the pen to the right + the pen to the right + the back pen to hide the front (or drag out).
Uses: Mostly used for short horizontal, left and right points ("less" characters, etc.), vertical next to the right side, etc.
Vertical point
Vertical point: 10 o'clock direction into the pen, from the tip to the thick to the thin, or from the tip to the thick, or from the thick to the fine.
Writing action: The tip of the pen points to the direction of 10 o'clock + light entry pen + dun pen + downward pen + corresponding closing pen.
Uses: Mostly used for the first point, short vertical, four-point bottom, vertical next to the left side, etc.
Raise point
Raise point: 10 o'clock direction into the pen, from thin to thick to fine.
Writing action: The tip of the pen points to the direction of 10 o'clock + light pen + dun pen + small curvature line pen action + pick out the tip in the upper right.
Uses: Mostly used for the middle dot painting of the heart word, three points, opposite points, rain word dots, etc.
Pick up the dots
Point: 10 o'clock direction into the pen, from the tip to the thick to the thin.
Writing action: The tip of the pen points to the direction of 10 o'clock + light pen + dun pen + slowly raise the peak to the upper right.
Usefulness: two points of water, three points of water, four points of poly, etc.
Skimming point
Apostrophe: Enter the pen at 10 o'clock, from sharp to thick to thin.
Writing action: The tip of the pen points to the direction of 10 o'clock + light pen + dun pen + skimming to the lower left.
Usefulness: Mostly used for opposite points, opposite points, short skimming, etc.