CN2802615Y

CN2802615Y - Copybook for calligraphy

Info

Publication number: CN2802615Y
Application number: CN 200520059135
Authority: CN
Inventors: 刘伯通
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 2005-05-26
Filing date: 2005-05-26
Publication date: 2006-08-02
Anticipated expiration: 2015-05-26

Abstract

The utility model relates to a copybook for calligraphy, which comprises grooves of which the shapes are identical to the shapes of norm words. The grooves can be recessed in the plane of the copybook, and can be also on the plane of the copybook; the width and the depth of each of the grooves are changed along with the stroke change of the norm words. When the copybook for calligraphy is used, a practicer' word shape structure and applying strength can be normalized.

Description

Copybook

[technical field]

The utility model relates to a kind of copybook.

[background technology]

Traditional calligraphy practice method comprises: " learning to write by tracing over characters printed in red ", " imitating ", " facing ", etc. method.Wherein, so-called " learning to write by tracing over characters printed in red " is to print off the outline letters or the solid word of different fonts in advance on paper with red line, and the person of practising handwriting retouches on font with the pen of different colours and draws, and requires person's handwriting not run off the model word.What is called is imitated, and exactly copybook is placed under the more transparent handwriting practicing paper, is shining word on the copybook with pen or writing brush and is retouching and draw.What is called is faced, and exactly copybook is placed on by the handwriting practicing paper, and the word that is shining on the card is practised.Because traditional copybook all is the plane, can't the standard person of practising handwriting wield the pen, so the person of practising handwriting can't understand the font structure of model word on the copybook, the rule of wieling the pen and dynamics, thereby the effect of practising handwriting is relatively poor.

[utility model content]

Can't the standard person of practising handwriting font structure in order to overcome existing copybook, the dynamics of wieling the pen, the technical matters that the effect of practising handwriting is relatively poor, the utility model provides a kind of font structure, the copybook of the dynamics of wieling the pen that can the standard person of practising handwriting.

The technical scheme that technical matters adopted that the utility model solves the font structure that existing copybook can't the standard person of practising handwriting is: a kind of copybook is provided, and this copybook comprises the groove identical with the font of model word.

According to a preferred structure of the present utility model, in the plane of the recessed copybook of groove.

According to another preferred structure of the present utility model, groove is on the plane of copybook.

As a kind of improvement of the present utility model, the degree of depth of groove changes with the stroke of model word.

As another kind of improvement the of the present utility model, the width of groove changes with the stroke of model word.

The beneficial effects of the utility model are: because copybook comprises and the identical groove of model word font, the person of practising handwriting can be placed on the pen hair of the nib of pen or writing brush and practise handwriting in the groove, and then the standard person's of practising handwriting font structure.Simultaneously, because the degree of depth of groove and width change with the stroke of model word, thereby, the dynamics of wieling the pen that can the standard person of practising handwriting.

[description of drawings]

Fig. 1 is the front view of copybook one embodiment of the present utility model;

Fig. 2 is the fragmentary cross-sectional view of an embodiment of copybook of the present utility model;

Fig. 3 is the fragmentary cross-sectional view of another embodiment of copybook of the present utility model.

[embodiment]

Below in conjunction with drawings and Examples the utility model is further specified.

As shown in Figure 1, Fig. 1 is the front view of an embodiment of copybook 1 of the present utility model.In the utility model, comprise the groove 101 identical on the copybook 1 with model word font.As shown in Figure 2, can adopt methods such as punching press, mold pressing or injection mo(u)lding to make in the groove 101 recessed copybook planes 103 of copybook 1.As shown in Figure 3, can adopt the method for injection mo(u)lding that the groove 101 of copybook 1 is formed on the copybook plane 103.When adopting punching press, mold pressing, the material of copybook 1 can adopt paper, plastic or other material.When using the method for injection mo(u)lding, materials such as the moldable or rubber of the material of copybook 1.Different according to the type of employed pen and width are provided with the width and the degree of depth of groove 101.According to the width of the pen that generally uses at present, ball pen, carbon pen, writing brush, the width of groove preferably is arranged between the 0.1mm-10mm, and the degree of depth of groove preferably is arranged between the 0.1-2mm.

In addition, the degree of depth of the groove 101 of copybook 1 of the present utility model can change with the stroke of model word, Fig. 2 and shown in Figure 3, and groove 101 is in the mean depth of a degree of depth at pen 105,106 places greater than groove 101.Groove 101 in the degree of depth at the place of starting writing less than the mean depth of groove 101.Equally, the width of groove 101 also can change with the stroke of model word, so that groove 101 is at the mean breadth of a width at pen place greater than groove 101, groove 101 is in the width at the place of the starting writing mean depth less than groove 101.

When using copybook 1 of the present utility model to practise handwriting, the paper of practising handwriting can be covered on the copybook 1, the person of practising handwriting utilizes hard-tipped pen to retouch along groove 101 and draws, and can also utilize hard-tipped pen or writing brush directly to retouch in the groove 101 of copybook 1 and draw.Because nib is placed in the groove 101, thereby font structure that can the standard person of practising handwriting, simultaneously because the width of groove 101 changes the dynamics difference that the person of practising handwriting uses on different strokes, and then the standard person's of practising handwriting the dynamics of wieling the pen with the model word stroke.

When in groove 101, directly retouching when drawing, can use the ink of different colours, with practise handwriting effect and can repeatedly using of check.But when using scouring materials such as plastics, rubber to make copybook,, can the writing on the copybook be cleaned after practising handwriting, copybook can be reused, thereby the whole cost that reduces though cost of manufacture is higher.

Above-mentioned detailed description only is exemplary description, and those skilled in the art are not breaking away under the situation of the novel scope and spirit of protecting of this use, can design various embodiments according to different actual needs.

Claims

1. copybook, it is characterized in that: described copybook comprises the groove identical with the font of model word.

2. copybook according to claim 1 is characterized in that: in the plane of the recessed described copybook of described groove.

3. copybook according to claim 1 is characterized in that: described groove is on the plane of described copybook.

4。According to claim 1,2 or 3 described copybooks, it is characterized in that: the degree of depth of described groove changes with the stroke of described model word.

5. copybook according to claim 4 is characterized in that: described groove is in the mean depth of a degree of depth at place greater than described groove of pausing of described model word.

6. copybook according to claim 4 is characterized in that: described groove in the degree of depth at the place of starting writing of described model word less than the mean depth of described groove.

7. according to claim 1,2 or 3 described copybooks, it is characterized in that: the width of described groove changes with the stroke of described model word.

8. copybook according to claim 7 is characterized in that: described groove is at the mean breadth of a width at place greater than described groove that pause of described model word.

9. copybook according to claim 1 is characterized in that: the width of described groove is between 0.1mm-10mm, and the degree of depth of described groove is between 0.1-2mm.