Holding a Chinese brush is different from penwriting since a Chinese calligrapher applies more momentum and gains more freedom and speed when holding the brush in higher position.
I have added the hand motion in newer videos and you may find the arm motion in earlier videos. The position of the hand relative to the brush handle is based on the characters' sizes, writing speeds, and calligraphy styles; there is no fixed rule as everybody is different.
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supremekiller11 1 year ago
This is a beautiful example BUT BUT BUT......
Can you please do some MORE where I can see your hand moving as well.
I would love to see:
How far your hand is up the brush
and
How your hand, fingers and wrist move together with your arm as well as the character being writtwn.
:)
Well done.
ChineseCalligraphy 3 years ago
Its very strange the caligrapher holds the brush high up in the air??? very different from pen writing or Western calligraphy, why???
SeymourSimmons 3 years ago
Holding a Chinese brush is different from penwriting since a Chinese calligrapher applies more momentum and gains more freedom and speed when holding the brush in higher position.
artvirtue 3 years ago
Hi Neil,
I have added the hand motion in newer videos and you may find the arm motion in earlier videos. The position of the hand relative to the brush handle is based on the characters' sizes, writing speeds, and calligraphy styles; there is no fixed rule as everybody is different.
artvirtue 3 years ago