JP2000015959A - Calligraphy practicing paper - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To accurately practice the 'movement of a calligraphic brush' by a method wherein a character is divided into a plurality of character constituent elements, and respective divided character constituent elements are printed with an oil-soluble ink for printing on a Japanese paper, and at the same time, for each element, the outer peripheral edge of a calligraphic brush trace is shown by a bordering line, and a moving calligraphic brush passing line for the tip of a calligraphic brush is shown by a thick line. SOLUTION: On a character practicing paper A, e.g. a Chinese character meaning 'star' is divided into two character constituent elements 2-1, 2-2 for 'day' and 'birth', and those character constituent elements 2-1, 2-2 are printed with, e.g. an orange color. Also, a character display part 3 where the character constituent element belongs to which part of one Chinese character is clearly shown, is displayed at the upper right corner of a paper P. Then, the printing to a Japanese paper is performed by using an oil-soluble ink for printing so that lines which are written by a calligraphic brush with sumi may become repellent on the ink, and the written sumi part other than the printed ink is discriminated. Also, the element 2-1 for 'day' part is displayed by a bordering line 4 of an orange color, which borders the outer peripheral edge of the trace of a calligraphic brush, and at the same time, on the bordering line 4, a moving calligraphic brush passing line 5 for the tip of a calligraphic brush is shown by a thick line.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

The present invention relates to a calligraphy practice sheet.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Hitherto, in order to write Japanese kanji, hiragana, and the like in the correct type, it has been necessary to train the correct type of character many times in advance to learn the type in a so-called body.

[0003] Therefore, there is a practice sheet in which correct characters are printed in advance, and the correct character type is memorized by tracing the correct character with a hard brush or a brush, or there is a virtual correct form. There are practice papers where you can mark the key points of the character type and use the mark as a guide to create the correct character while learning the type, or attach a square frame to the top of the correct character type There are various types, such as those that allow you to remember the balance of the type.

[0004]

However, since these practice papers are structured in such a way that one character can be completed at a time, one character can be completed at a stroke in the case of complicated kanji. This is difficult, and the balance between the beginning and the end of writing is often unbalanced. In particular, as the number of components constituting a complicated one-character kanji increases, the tendency increases.

[0005] In the case of a brush, in particular, there is no representation of the movement trajectory of the tip of the brush in the practice character. Therefore, attention is paid only to the thickness of the character by the brush, that is, the width and shape of the line. The formation of the thickness of the line accompanying the movement of the most important tip of the brush character may be forgotten,
There was a drawback that the so-called "carrying the brush" could not be practiced accurately.

[0006]

According to the present invention, a single Chinese character is decomposed into a plurality of character components, and each of the decomposed character components is printed on Japanese paper with oil-based printing ink.
The character component is to provide a calligraphy practice sheet characterized in that a stroke passing through the tip of the brush is indicated by a bold line larger than the border line on a border line that borders the outer peripheral edge of the brush handwriting.

The present invention is also characterized in that the oil-based printing ink used for printing character components on Japanese paper uses a red-based color.

[0008]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS In the present invention, when practicing the kanji pattern of one character with a brush, the practicing is performed by first tracing the practice type for each character component obtained by decomposing the kanji, and practicing each character component. After the training, one character kanji formed by combining the character components will be practiced.

[0009] When practicing with a brush, the character component and one-character kanji can be practiced by drawing a thick line while tracing the tip along the line of movement of the tip of the brush indicated by the thick line of the brush. Is what you do.

[0010] In particular, since the character components are represented by red-based oil-based printing ink, when the stroke of a thick line is traced with the tip of a brush, the ink is repelled on the thick line by the oiliness of the thick line, and the tip of the brush is damaged. It is possible to perform handwriting while visually recognizing whether or not the user has correctly traced the handwriting line.

[0011]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 show a character practice sheet A of the present invention. "
Is divided into two character components 2-1 and 2-2 of "day" and "raw" and printed in red as a red color.

The material of the character practice sheet A is Japanese paper.

A plurality of character components 2-1 and 2-2 are printed on one sheet of Japanese paper, respectively.
This is a character display part that clearly indicates which part of a single kanji composed of 2-1, 2-2 is a character component, and is displayed in the upper right corner of the vertical rectangular paper P. .

Printing on Japanese paper is performed using an oil-based printing ink.

That is, one of the features of the present invention is that the line drawn by the brush with the ink is repelled on the ink so that the line can be visually distinguished from the written black portion other than the printing ink portion.

The character component 2-1 of "day", which is one component of the kanji 1 of "star" as an example, is an outer peripheral edge of a handwriting when writing with a brush as shown in FIG. Are indicated by vermilion-colored border lines 4.

In addition, the traversing line 4 is indicated by the vermilion passing line 5 at the tip of the brush in vermilion, and is slightly thicker than the tracing line 4.

The border lines 4 of these character components 2-1
And the stroke passing line 5, a practice pattern is formed. In the practice pattern, 6 to 7 pieces are printed and displayed on one sheet of paper P.

Reference numeral 6 denotes a dashed circle for indicating the interval of the strokes in the character component 2-1. Reference numeral 7 denotes a width line indicating the limit of the width of the character component 2-1. .

The border line 4 may be indicated by a broken line.

FIG. 2 shows the character component 2-2 of "raw", which is another component of the kanji 1 of "star" as an example, as a practice type M. Line 7 is as described above.

Here, the function of the pen-tracing line 5 at the tip of the brush will be described in detail with reference to FIG. 5. When practicing each character component 2-1 with the brush H, the tip H-1 of the brush H is changed. Pressing the brush tip H-1 with a constant force while applying along the pen stroke 5 causes the brush thick part H-2 above the brush tip H-1 to be pressed.
In such a way as to be pressed into the handwriting surrounded by the border line 4. In this manner, the brush tip H-1 is brushed along with the brush passing line 5 printed with the oil-based printing ink. If you push the thick part H-2 into the frame of the border line 4,
The correct handwriting H-2 with the brush H is completed.

FIG. 3 shows each of the character components 2-1 and 2-
2 is a kanji printed and displayed on one sheet of paper P for practicing kanji 1 composed of 2 characters. In the example of this embodiment, the kanji of “star” is displayed. Is displayed, and the brush stroke of the tip of the brush is displayed, and the brush practice for the character components 2-1 and 2-2 can be performed in the same manner as the brush practice.

In the figure 8, a rectangular frame is displayed by a dashed line around the kanji in order to adjust the whole balance of one kanji and learn,
A frame line is shown in which a diagonal line and a center line are indicated by broken lines in a rectangular frame.

FIG. 4 shows an example in which one kanji character 1 is "night", and the kanji character "night" is composed of three character components 2-1, 2-2, 2 Decompose into -3,
This is a display of a kanji obtained by synthesizing them, and each of these character components 2-1, 2-2, 2-3 is printed and displayed on a single sheet of paper P, as in the above-described embodiment. In addition, a border line 4, a stroke line 5 of the brush tip, a circle 6 by a broken line, a width line 7, and a frame line 8 are displayed.

The embodiment of the present invention is configured as described above. When practicing Kanji 1 with a brush, each of the character components 2-1 and 2- constituting the Kanji 1 is practiced first. 2,2-3
Start practicing from each one.

In other words, when practicing the kanji of “star” with a brush, “date” and “raw” are practiced separately.

In practice, the pen tip H-1 of the brush H is not moved along the penetrating line 5, and the thick part H-2 above the pen tip is pressed so as to fit within the border line 4. By doing so, the correct kanji for the brush is completed.

In this case, since the bold pen stroke line 5 is written in vermilion with oil-based printing ink, tracing the pen stroke line H-1 with a black ink at the tip H-1 of the brush gives a correct pen stroke. In this case, it can be visually recognized that the black ink is properly repelled on the bold oil-based ink and the ink has been correctly hand-written on the handwriting passing line 5.

However, if the pen tip H-1 is shifted off the pen stroke line 5 and protrudes outside the pen stroke line, or if the pen tip H-1 is not sufficiently within the pen stroke line 5, the portion where the ink is repelled with oil-based ink, You can clearly see the difference from the other part of the ink that has infiltrated the washi paper, and you can check the correctness of the brush stroke of your H-1.

Further, since the pen strokes 5 are vermilion, when the ink is repelled with oil-based ink, it is very easy to visually recognize the repelled portions of the ink.

As described above, after practicing the writing of each character component, the practicing of the writing of the entire kanji 1 is performed, and the correct kanji writing is learned in consideration of the overall balance and the like.

[0033]

According to the present invention, as described in claim 1, one Chinese character is decomposed into a plurality of character components, and each decomposed character component is printed on Japanese paper with oil-based printing ink. Rather than practicing complex kanji at once, practicing each element of the kanji is quicker to learn, and you can surely learn the spelling of simple character components. By performing the combined strokes, the writing of the desired kanji is completed, so that there is an effect that it is possible to practice stepwise from basic strokes to advanced complicated strokes.

Further, if the brush is moved so as to follow the previously displayed pen-tracing line, the handwriting of the handwriting can be easily contained in the border line that outlines the outer peripheral edge of the handwriting, and the handwriting line by the brush can be easily stored. It is easy to comprehend the thickness of the brush and the fastening of the brush at the start portion and the bent portion, so that there is an effect that accurate brush writing can be performed.

Moreover, since the pen-tracing line traced by the brush tip repels the ink with oil-based ink, it is possible to visually check whether the pen tip has traced the pen-tracing line correctly while making a stroke. I do.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view showing an embodiment of a character practice sheet according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a front view showing another embodiment.

FIG. 3 is a front view showing another embodiment.

FIG. 4 is a front view showing another embodiment.

FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram illustrating a state of writing with a brush;

[Explanation of symbols]

 A Letter practice paper P Paper H Brush H-1 Brush tip H-2 Thick brush part 1 Kanji 2-1 Character components 2-2 Character components 3 Character display part 4 Border line 5 Handwriting pass line 6 Yen 7 Width line 8 Frame border

Claims (2)

[Claims] 1. A kanji of one character is decomposed into a plurality of character components, each of the decomposed character components is printed on Japanese paper with an oil-based printing ink, and the character components border the outer peripheral edge of the handwriting. A calligraphy training paper characterized in that a stroke passing through the tip of a brush is indicated by a bold line larger than the border line. 2. The calligraphy training paper according to claim 1, wherein the oil-based printing ink used for printing character components on Japanese paper uses a red-based color.