China is a majestic and mysterious country, as well as everything connected with the East. Even the letters in their writing are completely different from the entire European world. Hieroglyphs have thousands of fans all over the world who have spent years learning how to draw them on paper. Indeed, in order to correctly draw a hieroglyph, you need to understand what follows what in this small work of art.
It is necessary
- -paper;
- -written accessories;
- -brushes and ink.
Instructions
Step 1
Experts recommend: learning Chinese writing should be gradual. Indeed, in the process of studying hieroglyphic writing, a person develops artistic perception and imaginative thinking. Which, in turn, leads to the harmonious development of the personality. Hieroglyphs are usually written with a pen or brush. In general, traditional writing involves writing with ink and a brush on thin rice paper. As a rule, hieroglyphs are written from top to bottom and from right to left. And learning to draw a hieroglyph is better with minimal components - this is a trait. When writing a line, the writing instrument should not come off the paper. The Chinese divide features into 4 main types - simple, complex, with a hook, an angle.
Step 2
A squared notebook is ideal for writing a hieroglyph - this way it will be better to see where you need to draw. The simplest hieroglyph - a straight line, as a rule, denotes a number equal to the number of strokes. But, when writing parallel lines, you need to remember that their length should not be the same.
Step 3
The next component of the hieroglyph is the grapheme. It has a constant meaning and is included in the basic set of hieroglyphs, numbering about 300 such units. A hieroglyph, as a rule, consists of combinations of several graphemes. The grapheme is composed of several lines, executed both horizontally and vertically. It often combines all types of traits at the same time. Accordingly, you need to draw it, taking into account the rules for writing features. That is, we write all vertical lines from top to bottom, even if they are with a hook or an angle. And we write horizontal ones from right to left. Combining various combinations of first traits, then the resulting graphemes, we get a ready-made hieroglyph.
