1. Draw a border on the paper with a pencil. This border can be any shape you like. Take a square paper brick as an example, you can draw a square border without a particularly straight border. It better be casual.
2. Draw a few lines in the border with a pencil, which can be straight lines or curves, and divide the area in the border into several parts. These lines will gradually fade into the painting in the later steps. If you are not used to the imprint of a pencil, you can erase it later.
3. Fill each partition with your favorite mode, which can be a single mode, a variant of this mode or a combination of several modes.
These patterns can completely span their own partitions and other partitions. Or, in the process of painting, some partitions are merged together, or new partitions are established. Boundaries and dividing lines are not shackles that bind one's strokes, but only a guide. In the process of filling, just follow your own ideas and aesthetics.
4. You can sign your name in the blank space of the picture or in the appropriate place in the picture, and you can use Chinese characters, English or your own personalized signature. Personally, I am used to signing my name on the back, indicating the time and place, and perhaps my thoughts and feelings when painting, which can also be used as an alternative life memory.