Description
The brush is a traditional Chinese writing instrument. in the course of continuous development, the brush is also a very useful tool for drawing. Nib material: Model B: wolf & brush, Model A: part-hair Nib material: bamboo rod Size of the brush. Blade length: 7.5cm Rod length: 18cm Pen diameter: 2.2cm Description. Step 1: Watercolor pen should be soaked in warm or room temperature water, soaking time should not be too long until the nib is completely open, the gel of the pen root can not be melted, otherwise it will become a "drip pen", the pen hair is easy to fall off. Step 2: Before writing, it is necessary to wet the calligraphy brushes slightly. As long as the brush is wet with ink, it cannot be used for drawing or calligraphy. The way to do this is to wet the brush with water first, then lift it up & do not soak it for a long time to prevent the glue at the root of the brush from melting. Then hang the brush upside down until the tip is flexible, which takes about tens of minutes. The brushes must be dry when stored. If the brushes are not wet, they can be painted or handwritten. The bristles will become brittle & inelastic. Step 3: Calligraphy or painting. in order to achieve an even result & allow the ink to penetrate the brush, it is necessary to first absorb dry water & gently drag the brush on absorbent paper until it is dry. By "dry" I mean not completely dry. Less or more ink is not good for writing & drawing. Maintenance methods. 1. After the painting & calligraphy is completed, the brush should be washed & brushed with flowing water immediately. 2. After washing, first absorb the excess water & straighten it. Then hang the brush on a brush stand & let the remaining water continue to drip until dry. Care should be taken to shade & dry the brushes to preserve their original shape & character. Drying is the key to preserving the brushes. Chinese Calligraphy Brushes, Watercolor/Chinese Character/Ink Painting Writing Gifts For Calligraphers
