Dayaxuan calligraphy paper 30 sheetsw 26x30cm thick and flexible 大雅軒DAYAXUAN XZ-0003 693521630009

Half-cooked paper is a state between raw and cooked in brush calligraphy, and it combines the characteristics of both. However, semi-rare is not simply the standard for medium rare, medium rare, medium rare, fourth or fifth medium rare, or seven or eight medium rare. Many people will find that some of the same batch of paper is good to use and some are not easy to use when buying paper, mainly because of the different degrees of raw and cooked paper, although most people who use paper do not understand the specific reason, but it is this reason that causes the difference.

From a pictorial point of view, half-cooked rice paper is suitable for delicate ghostwriting, just as most paper in ancient times was in a half-cooked state. If you are new to landscape painting, you can use half-cooked rice paper to practice eighteen strokes and outlines.

For calligraphy, all kinds of calligraphy are suitable for semi-cooked rice paper, which varies from person to person, and everyone has their own preferences. Especially for beginners, choosing semi-cooked rice paper is the best choice. However, there is a problem that many people buy half-cooked rice paper, but there will be a situation of leaking ink and ink, or the paper is too cooked. This situation is more common in lower-priced machine paper, such as 100-meter-long rolls, rice grids on rice paper, four-open and six-open practice rice paper, etc. It's unavoidable. Of course, even handmade rice paper cannot guarantee that it will always be in a stable half-cooked state, so when you stock up on paper, you must not only stock up on half-cooked rice paper!Don't only stock up on half-cooked rice paper!Don't only stock up on half-cooked rice paper!(Because eventually you will find that after a few years, it will either become too raw, overcooked, or partially cooked).

Example:

Half-cooked rice paper is unique in brush calligraphy. It can not only show the clarity and transparency of raw rice paper, but also reflect the soft texture and ink bleeding ability of cooked rice paper. For example, if you are learning regular script, you can choose a piece of half-baked rice paper to practice. This way, you'll feel the right amount of wetness on the paper, allowing the brush to glide smoothly across the paper, while maintaining the clarity of your handwriting and the smoothness of your lines. Half-cooked rice paper is a great choice for beginners, as it balances the ink absorption and ink control of the paper, helping you better master the skill of the brush and the beauty of writing.

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The paper is thick and flexible, not easy to bleed, and writing is smooth and smooth.