If painting is more like the image of a cartoon lantern in the Lantern Festival, calligraphy is the carrier of the spirit of the cartoon lantern. Write people's wishes for the new year directly on the cartoon lantern. For thousands of years, the carrier of people's thoughts and lives-the charm of words has once again found a space for relaxation, and the rich cultural accumulation is now joyfully released. The people at home read these good wishes every day, happy and happy Live alive. Like cartoon lantern paintings, calligraphy is divided into direct writing and indirect papering. But unlike painting, because the spherical or shaped cartoon lantern is very difficult to write, it is generally applicable to the existing calligraphy, while the square and cylindrical cartoon lanterns are much easier to write, and you can do whatever you want on it. Write down your beautiful longing for the New Year. There is no need to care about whether you are an expressive calligrapher, all you need is to relax and "clone" the most natural font to a cartoon lantern. The traditional contents of cartoon lanterns include "Fu", "Auspiciousness", "Peaceful World", "Five Grains" and so on, and since it is the Year of the Goat, beautiful blessings such as "Sanyang Kaitai" are also reflected on the paper . Of course, the cartoon lantern in the door can also be written with a couplet of your own heart. The cartoon lantern in the bedroom does not forget to write your own motto, or affectionately write the nickname of your partner, etc. The poem "Hidden head and tail" of names and so on also has some sentiments. In fact, the calligraphy fonts on the cartoon lanterns have another special emphasis. Generally speaking, the cartoon lanterns in Lishu and Xingkai are more suitable for hanging in the hall, the running script and the cursive script are suitable for use in the cartoon lanterns in the bedroom, and the art words that cheer are all used The most appropriate in the children's room.
More Paintings Are Images Of Lantern Cartoon Lanterns
Apr 22, 2020
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