Kai Shu 楷書 Chinese calligraphy characters: 莒侍給

[HereComesBilly]

This person is really professional !

I really hope I can write like this one day =)

[artvirtue]

Thank you for watching.

[001Asoer]

I can't help but notice your stroke order for 艹. Why do you write it that way?

[artvirtue]

There are alternative stroke orders for some section headers. They might be different between calligraphers and different styles and sub-styles of Kai Shu, Li Shu, Hsin Shu, or Zhuan Shu.

[001Asoer]

OK. Does Pei Xiu write it that way?

[artvirtue]

Thank you for your concern. There have been controversies, dilemmas, and paradoxes of normalizing the stroke sequences as used in China, Taiwan, and Hong Kong. I have included some links in more info. I am not sure whether Pei Xiu, Ouyang Xun, or other masters preferred certain stroke orders or they had alternatives. (Personally, I write the stroke sequences of "Grass" Section Headers in alternative ways in different styles and sub-styles. The one shown here is not my only preferred way.)

[red8hk]

Very beautiful word . Merry Christmas !

[artvirtue]

Thank you. Merry Christmas!

[SokudoJutsu]

Very beautiful!

5 shuriken

[artvirtue]

Thank you.