Methods for practicing signatures: the frame of the strokes, the sharpness of the strokes, the flexibility and random change of the strokes.
1. The frame of strokes
This is formed after long-term training. Nowadays, many people think that Kai Ti is too simple and unsightly and avoid practicing Kai Ti. However, Kai Ti is a good font that can be used as a stand for practicing strokes. Take some time every day to copy and practice. Only by making the stand look good can the font itself be improved. nice.
2. Brush
Brush is not particularly important in hard pens, but it can indeed affect the beauty of a word. A monotonous stroke, even if the frame looks good, is not a good calligraphy, let alone a good signature. To practice pen sharpness, you need to copy each stroke structure of soft-pen calligraphy, which is "starting the brush against the trend, and closing the brush after returning to the trend."
3. Flexibility and random change of strokes
This requires learning other fonts, especially English fonts. The round body is recommended here because the strokes of the round body are very flexible and are equally suitable for Chinese.
Things to note when signing
1. Do not sign in a hurry. The whole process must be controlled at a controlled pace and do not be affected by off-site factors.
2. Before signing, you should read the contents of the document clearly and read it word for word. If you encounter something you don’t understand, read it a few times or ask the other party to explain it. Signing means that you agree with all the contents. There are no clauses you do not understand. Can't sign.
3. For content that may cause ambiguity, you can communicate with the other party and consider whether to change the content, or make a note next to it to avoid ambiguity before signing.
4. Don’t leave too much white space between the signature and the main text. If you leave too much white space, others may add content in the blank space that is not before the signature, such as cutting the signature and the blank space into an IOU or receipt. Articles and other content, causing damage to one's own rights and interests.
5. When signing, use a black gel pen or a pen with black or blue ink, which will not fade easily.