Exquisite six-foot calligraphy works?

Six-foot calligraphy is a style in calligraphy creation. It has unique artistic characteristics and charm, and has a certain influence on China's calligraphy. Nowadays, six-foot calligraphy works are appreciated and loved by people. The following is what I arranged.

Appreciation of six-foot calligraphy masterpieces

A Style of China's Painting and Calligraphy. Rectangular, different sizes. If you cut four feet of rice paper into three parts, it is called four feet and three cuts. If you cut five feet of rice paper into three parts, it is called five feet and three cuts. By analogy, it is also three-in-one, with different sizes. A four-foot-three-inch painting is usually three feet, but it is actually two feet seven inches, one third of an octagonal foot. Five feet and three openings are one third of twelve square feet, and the area of each opening is four feet.

Classic six-foot calligraphy painting

Nave is a rectangular work written vertically. Generally, the size of a whole piece of rice paper is divided into four feet, five feet, six feet and eight feet. Among them, the small nave is 68CM×45CM. Because the scale is relatively large, it requires the creator to have a skillful technique and the ability to grasp the layout of the work as a whole. When writing, we should pay attention to the primary and secondary relationship between words and inscriptions, so that they are different in primary and secondary and glow accordingly. Don't steal the host's attention from the guests. The signature can be written at the bottom of the last line of the text, leaving room for layout. Generally, the bottom of a paragraph is not flush with the text to avoid the rigidity of the form. You can also occupy another line or lines behind the text, and it can't be flush with the text. The seal is smaller than the word "money". Generally, a seal needs to leave more than one word, which can be stamped under the word "money" or on the left side of the word "money".

Appreciation of Rhythm of Calligraphy Works

Rhythm originally refers to the regular changes in the height, strength and length of notes in music. In the process of calligraphy creation, due to the different strength and speed of brush strokes, the shapes such as light and heavy, thick and thin change regularly, which makes the stippling lines of calligraphy have a sense of rhythm. The strokes of Chinese characters are different in length and size, which further strengthens the rhythm of stippling lines in calligraphy. Generally speaking, static fonts such as seal script, official script and regular script have a weak sense of rhythm, while dynamic fonts such as running script, cursive script and regular script have a strong sense of rhythm and rich changes.