What are some examples of calligraphy formats?

Examples of calligraphy work formats include creation time, creation place, author's name, gift object, creation reason, etc. Format of signature-There are two types of signatures: "double" and "single". In the two paragraphs, the object and author of the book are placed above and below respectively, the former is the upper paragraph and the latter is the lower paragraph. The preceding paragraph shall specify the name, source and recipient's name of the work; The next paragraph describes the date, place and author's name of creation.

If there is a previous paragraph but there is no previous paragraph, it is called a single paragraph, which may or may not contain the contents of the previous paragraph. If there are no books to give away, there are only single items.

The height of single paragraph and double paragraph should not be flush with the text, so they should be staggered to show off. Generally speaking, the upper and lower positions should have a few words, and they should be as close as possible, not too tight. Moreover, the beginning and end of the inscription cannot reach or exceed the upper and lower words of the text.

Writing content is generally four to six lines. Because there are many lines, we should attach great importance to the size, opening and closing, echo and rhythm changes in the layout of the chapter. When creating, we should pay attention to the primary and secondary relationship between words and inscriptions. Words are generally smaller than words and should be natural and vivid. The signature can be written at the bottom of the last line of the text, leaving room for layout.