How to use the calligraphy seal?

You can add a question first, tell me whether it is coin calligraphy or soft pen. . .

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There are few seals in calligraphy works (piles of seals in many ancient works were stamped by later collectors).

Generally speaking, the two sides are similar, at least enough and necessary.

1, one side is an introduction, which is stamped at the beginning of the work, usually in the upper right corner. Most of the shapes are random and are "shaped chapters". Because the shape is arbitrary (there are relatively many water drops), you don't have to be very straight when you cover it, you can tilt it a little, like a "Si" stroke. The introduction is rich in content, which can be your motto or a sentence related to work, about two or three words will do. . . Introduction is still necessary, which can upgrade the taste to a higher level, and from the composition point of view, one is on the upper right and the other is on the lower right, and the two red seals are still very balanced.

2, the second party is used at the end of the signature, under the "so-and-so book", more standardized, can be said to be square, printed with the author's name. Such as "XXX seal" or "XXX seal".

Note: Regarding the size of the seal, if you want to carve two seals, think about the size of your own work first, and then consider it. It is best to match the size of the inscription at the bottom, otherwise it will be out of tune.

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Of course, you need to find someone to carve your name stamp specially. The first one is also the best, because it can reflect your unique taste.