Three principles of calligraphy: up and down, left and right, inside and outside.
First, the upper and lower decentralization:
In the process of writing, the upper retraction refers to keeping the lines convergent and not stretching too much when the upper part of the pen is written, so as not to affect the overall appearance. The decentralization is to properly release the lower part of the pen to make the lines more vivid and powerful. This technique of retracting and lowering can help us better control the thickness and shape of the lines, making the work more harmonious and beautiful.
Second, the left closes and the right put:
In calligraphy, the left and right sides are an important part of the work, and the principle of retracting and retracting the left and right sides is to make the left and right sides contrast, but maintain a balance. Left retraction means that the left side should be kept convergent, and the lines should be thin and smooth, while the right side should be properly released, and the lines should be thick and powerful. This technique of retracting left and right can help us better grasp the overall balance and beauty of the work.
3. Adduction and external release:
In the process of writing, adduction means that the inside should keep the lines convergent and not too extended, while the outside should be properly released. This technique of adduction and expulsion can help us better express the theme and connotation of the work. When writing internally, it is necessary to keep the lines neat and regular, and when writing externally, you can appropriately add some changes and dynamics to make the work more vivid and interesting.
Summary: The three principles of calligraphy - up and down, left and right, inside and outside, are very important skills in calligraphy creation. By mastering these principles, we can better control the thickness, form, and overall balance of the lines, making the work more cohesive, beautiful, and interesting. By constantly practicing and reflecting in practice, you can continuously improve your calligraphy.