Daily Practice — Copying the “Stele of Lord Huangfu”

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This post was last edited by wang*neng on 2018-4-22 at 20:12. The “Stele of Lord Huangfu” is one of Ouyang Xun’s early works; its characteristics include a straightforward and decisive use of the brush, with visible structural strength in the strokes. The writing style in this work is relatively simpler compared to that of “Jiucheng Palace” – the strokes in “Jiucheng Palace” are more intricate and subtle. Therefore, it is relatively easier to start practicing with the *Huangfu Jun Stele*. (One can try one’s best to reflect it in the strokes)

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