Signature Design Signature, also known as signature and signature, is also known as signature in the art of calligraphy and painting in China. It is a writing activity to write one's own name to show credibility, recognition and responsibility. The ancients signed with a brush, but today people usually sign with a hard pen, and they are very artistic. Therefore, it is a very practical art to have the saying of "signature art", which cannot be separated from national leaders and ordinary people. Therefore, it is necessary for us to learn the art of signature in order to establish our "image". Below, the author introduces the 1 0 signature method to friends based on years of practice, hoping you can benefit. It is always used to make the signature vivid by using lines and cursive brushwork and the mutual infiltration and combination of strokes. For example, Zhang Yongjun (Figure 1) skillfully replaced the word "Yong" with three vertical lines in this way, and then the bald cover of the word "Jun" crossed the middle vertical line of the word "Yong" to break the deadlock, and finally gained a foothold, making the whole signature form a strong contrast between sparse and dense, receiving and releasing, elegant and not vulgar. As the name implies, it is written down in one stroke. For example, in "After Xiao Peng" (Figure 2), a * * * planned 32 paintings, but the author used three-word cursive writing horizontally, and then omitted some insignificant small strokes, but signed them one by one, and the three words were like flowing clouds and ups and downs; It is like a rope wrapped around it, connecting naturally without losing regularity. The vertical strokes on the upper left and lower right respond remotely, and the whole signature is easy to identify and unique. It is to omit the same root part and word in the name and replace the same word with a radical or a symbol. For example, Fan Nannan (Figure 3) moves the upper left root of Fan to the left and expands it. At the same time, as the headquarters of the three characters, it changed the later "South" into a commonly used provincial symbol, which simplified the complexity and made people think. Adopt the style of "one-character calligraphy", emphasize one character (usually take the surname or the end), flexibly arrange the layout according to the style, and pay attention to density. Black and white contrast, strive for harmony and unity, such as "Helong Wang" (Figure 4), that is, highlight the word "dragon", and then attach the word "king and king" in the middle blank to make up for the shortcomings. Although there is only one, calligraphy is full of meaning and interest.