By Lily | 03 December 2022 | 0 Comments
How much do you know about the posture of holding a pen?
How much do you know about the posture of holding a pen?
Speaking of the posture of holding a pen, there are thousands of postures, each of which is different. What kind of posture is used? Perhaps, except for learning it when practicing calligraphy, the rest of the people have never thought about this problem.
Before learning the pen-holding posture, you also need to know your current level and find out where you are not right.
Grip. This is relatively easy to understand, and it is the scientific pen-holding posture.
work hard. Force is when writing, from the fingertips to the arm, where is the force, if the place is right, a small force is enough, if the place is not right, the arm will be destroyed. Mistake 1: exert force with your fingertips. The first two joints of the index finger will be bowed, the angle between the thumb and index finger and the pen will become smaller, and the upper end of the pen will be at the mouth of the tiger. This posture will become stiff due to excessive force on the fingers, making the fingers sore and tired, and the range of pen movement will become smaller. Mistake 2: Use small force with your fingers and exert force with your forearm. It belongs to paying too much attention to force when writing, or putting a lot of energy on the details of the strokes, causing joint force on the forearm. If this force is small, the arm will be sore, and if it is large, it will cause muscle damage. The correct force point is at the fingertips. There are several obvious advantages of using the force point at the fingertips. First, it is better to control the force more precisely when writing. Second, it will not obviously drive the force of the forearm. Third, it will increase the range of pen movement, which is conducive to writing large horizontal strokes and large vertical strokes. .
fulcrum. It is to rely on the table to support our hands, not the arms, so the fulcrum will not be at the elbow. The large fulcrum for writing with a hard pen is at the root of the wrist, supporting the entire palm and writing the pivot point for large movements. The small fulcrum for writing is at the end joint of the little finger, which is mainly used to support the upper fingers and the axis point for writing with small strokes. The large fulcrum and the small fulcrum are not used alone, but linked together, and there are primary and secondary points.
Compared. Concentrating time on practice is an essential way to overcome difficulties and improve quickly, while careful observation and imitation are effective ways to polish and enhance. In normal times, you can also take some time to watch more videos and articles, and observe their pen-holding posture, pen-handling technique, strength control, etc. Find problems, take advantages, and expand room for improvement in comparison.
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