How many millimeters is suitable for practicing writing? When preparing to practice writing with a pen, there are many questions that everyone wants to know first, such as how to choose a good pen, how to use it, and whether the nib is thick or thin. Let me show you how to practice writing with a pen. How many millimeters is appropriate?
How many millimeters of pen is suitable for practicing calligraphy? 1 pen consists of a nib, an ink bag, a handle, a pen holder and a water supply/ink storage mechanism. The nib can be said to be one of the most critical parts of the pen, with various changes from fine to thick. The common pen tip sizes are "B, M, F, EF", and the size from coarse to fine is B >; M>F & gtEF, pen tip size Each pen factory will have some differences in specifications. Of course, this is inevitable and normal.
According to the usual writing habits, westerners usually use the M-tip as the main pen and choose the B-tip when signing. Due to the complexity of Chinese writing strokes, M, F or thinner EF pen tips can generally be used. If you want to have a reference, the font written by F-tip is similar to that of 0.5 mm carbon pen. As for the pen used for writing, the survey shows that the medium M-tip (0.5-0.6MM) is more suitable for writing, and with supporting measures, it is easy to produce results in a short time. Note: the design of domestic nib is slightly smaller than that of European nib, that is, the thickness of m is similar to that of European nib.
I would like to remind the students that when practicing using a pen, it is best to choose a hard pen tip, so that the fonts practiced are more powerful and can reach a certain level of proficiency according to the angle. Today is soft, not suitable for people who are new to practicing calligraphy. When choosing a pen tip, the thickness must be moderate, and the font written by a pen that is too thin is also relatively light. The written regular script loses its original charm and will appear too heavy.
How many millimeters is suitable for practicing writing pens? 2. Identify the pros and cons of pens.
When we choose pens, some parameters are invisible. However, we can still use some skills to distinguish the quality of a pen. Take the pens that are popular in the market for example.
A, nib smoothness You can pull out the pen cover and move the nib on the white paper. Generally speaking, the grinding difficulty of the nib is the side. We do experiments and move the pen 30 degrees to the left and 30 degrees to the right on the white paper. If it is still smooth, it means that the sliding of the pen tip is guaranteed.
B, the main reason for water leakage is the poor sealing of the pen container. We can plug the nib and squeeze the liner. If it is difficult to squeeze, it shows good water leakage resistance. Of course, water leakage resistance is a comprehensive parameter.
C. Continuous writing time and intermittent writing time are the soul of a pen. If you buy a pen, you can't guarantee continuous writing and intermittent writing, which is equivalent to waste. According to the width of handwriting, the writing time is different. But usually it takes at least 30 minutes.
D, some mechanical properties, such as pen clamping force, mechanical properties of parts, pen sleeve tension, are all concerned by users. Generally, mechanical properties can be tested by hand without any instruments. Users can pay attention to these details when choosing. Especially some expensive pens.
E, for the average user, what is more concerned is the appearance of the pen. Very dazzling, it is the initial idea of ordinary people choosing pens. Like Kaiser's gift pens, there are more than 1000 arrangements to choose from. Parker also basically designs three or four new styles a month. It seems that all major pen makers have made a big fuss about the appearance.
From the user's point of view, pen selection is actually an artistic washing. Because pen makers are undoubtedly artists, they all regard pens as artistic creations. This is a taste, a luxury. This makes sense.