2 pictures of my calligraphy practice session at NAFA last Tuesday night on 14 August 2012. Basically, it's very easy to evaluate whether the writing is good or not. If what I wrote looks very close to the teacher's photocopied sample, it's consider OK. But if my writing (any stroke in each character) is a little different from the sample, it's not considered as good form. (*smile*) There are many bad forms in my writing. See if you can spot them? Please feel free to post your comments! Thank you!
does the session only solely practice on the book or on handout that you show on the picture?
ReplyDeleteCos it also takes time to perfect the writing.. and i heard some masters literately practice everyday..
i once taught to write just a stroke of a writing that take up two to three session that i had in Yew Tee Community Centre.. Steve