How to practice calligraphy for adults? As an adult with no background in calligraphy, I am instilled with all kinds of calligraphy knowledge when learning calligraphy. I am often intimidated by the profound and profound connotation of calligraphy, and often find it difficult and discouraged.
Learning calligraphy is step-by-step. You don’t need too much knowledge at the beginning. Just start practicing. Once you become interested, you will gradually learn more.
Closer to home, this article is a simple and crude list of calligraphy tools that adults should buy with no basic knowledge. You can just buy them.
1. Things you need to prepare:
Copybook (copybook for Yan Zhenqing's "Duobao Pagoda Stele"; it is not an inscription, you need to buy one with strokes for teaching)
Writing brush (both fine and medium-sized writing brush, any one)
Paper (rice-framed paper with rough edges; paper without grid edges, you can fold it into whatever size you want;)
Ink (any calligraphy ink)
Inkstone (any kind, a small saucer that can hold ink will do)
Felt (choose according to the size of the table, large gray felt is recommended, or a newspaper mat will work)
As long as you have the above 6 tools, you can start your brush journey.
Whether it is an online store or an offline physical store, you can basically buy it all in one stop.
By the way, the most important thing is that you insist on practicing calligraphy.
2. Are there any pictures of the tools for reference?
Unlined raw edge paper:
3. How do adults learn?
Find a friend who knows calligraphy to teach you how to hold a pen and practice with the copybooks. When you have time, look for calligraphy teaching videos online. You can also find copybooks from the four masters of regular script on this website for copying.
The above are all the necessary steps for adults to learn calligraphy from scratch.
The picture below shows a recent calligraphy work I wrote:
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