The Influence of Traditional Calligraphy on Hard Pen Calligraphy

Traditional calligraphy and hard pen calligraphy are two different calligraphy styles, each with its own characteristics and styles. Traditional calligraphy mostly uses soft pens (brushes), represented by lines, blocks, cursive scripts and official scripts. , and pay attention to pen and ink temperament, line rhythm, composition layout, with high expressiveness, freedom and artistry.

Hard-pen calligraphy is completed by pen, ballpoint pen and other hard pens, mainly regular script, which is convenient for layout design and writing. It has advantages in writing speed, recognition and adaptability.

It is inevitable that there are some similarities and mutual reference between traditional calligraphy and hard pen calligraphy. Traditional calligraphy has an important position and influence in the history of calligraphy art, and it also has a certain influence on the development and evolution of hard pen calligraphy. Hard pen calligraphy draws lessons from traditional calligraphy techniques, composition design and calligraphy concepts, thus promoting the development and inheritance of calligraphy art.

Traditional calligraphy and hard pen calligraphy are both rich and colorful calligraphy cultures. They are different in forms and techniques of expression, but they all reveal the profound cultural background and unique aesthetic taste of China people.

The influence between traditional calligraphy and hard pen calligraphy is not only reflected in the study and reference of calligraphy art forms and techniques, but also in the infiltration and communication between them. Traditional brush and ink calligraphy techniques are complex and profound, and are mostly used to depict various natural images and cultural figures. In addition, their unique charm in verve, pen and ink, layout, composition and modeling provides many inspirations for the creation of hard pen calligraphy. Hard-pen calligraphy pays more attention to the beauty of structure and new composition, which is characterized by the exquisiteness and smoothness of hard pen, making calligraphy more practical. It has played an important role in promoting the standardization of writing techniques, and also provided a technical support platform for the digitalization, automation and digitization of traditional calligraphy. In a word, traditional calligraphy and hard-pen calligraphy depend on each other, and through mutual reference and exchange, they continue to advance and develop, opening up a broad space for the development of calligraphy art.