JP3117197U - Sixth-degree letter practice paper - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a practice sheet with a ruled line of 6 degrees rising to the right to easily acquire the skill of correcting the shape of a kanji character.
SOLUTION: A ruled line (3) that rises 6 degrees to the right is drawn on the writing surface (2) of the paper (1), and a square (4,5) is provided on the handwriting practice sheet. .
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Description

  The present invention is a practice sheet for acquiring the skill of writing “clean letters”.

  Conventionally, a letter practice sheet used for learning a Japanese textbook for children and students and an adult penman's penmanship has only a ten-character ruled line on the square of the notebook. Where the central point of the character is is not a necessary condition for shaping the character, they have no support effect. On the other hand, even if you enter Shodo Juku, the advice there is close to the philosophy of “Look at the model carefully”, there is no scientific or analytical guideline, and you can go to the practice for many years and get insights and ideas I had to wear it.

Therefore, there were the following drawbacks.
I. The handwritten character's horizontal image is drawn from the left to the right with a writing instrument in the right hand, so it rises slightly from the viewpoint of physical mechanics, but it does not correspond to it.
B. Historical materials such as monuments that serve as examples of handwritten characters and text typefaces modeled by children and students at elementary and junior high schools are handwritten by Chinese masters at the beginning of the 6th century. It has become. The reason why they have been modeled in China and Japan for several hundreds of years is that the balance by the right-up and the lower-right center of gravity that complements it gives the character a sense of stability and creates "beauty". Because it is, it does not correspond to it.
C. The conventional notebook has not only an effect of assisting the learner in learning how the horizontal line rises to the right because the horizontal line is horizontal in addition to the crossed lines of the character in the squares of the notebook.
The present invention has been made to solve the above problems.

A plurality of ruled lines (3) having an angle of 6 degrees rising to the right are displayed in parallel and at equal intervals on the sheet (1).
The handwriting training practice sheet (1a) assumes the size of characters according to the stage of development from elementary school students to adults, and displays horizontal lines (4) and vertical lines (5) at equal intervals of 30 to 15 mm. A grid is provided, and the inside of this frame is the character description surface (2).
On the brush calligraphy practice sheet (1b), only a ruled line (3) rising to the right is drawn innumerably in parallel and at equal intervals.
The present invention is a letter practice sheet based on the above-mentioned configuration and using a 6-degree upward right-hand method.

  You can acquire the skills to write “clean characters” by preparing kanji, hiragana and katakana.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below.
(A) A plurality of ruled lines (3) having an angle (8) of 6 degrees rising to the right are displayed on the paper (1a, 1b). .
(B) There will be two forms of device design depending on the application.
A. The handwriting training practice sheet (1a) is a grid consisting of horizontal lines (4) and vertical lines (5) of 30 to 15 mm, assuming the size of letters according to the developmental stage from elementary school students to adults. It forms and it is set as a character description surface (2).
B. The brush calligraphy practice sheet (1b) displays only the ruled line (3) rising to the right by 6 degrees.
The present invention has the above configuration.
By using the present invention, it is possible to arrange the kanji shape as follows.
The horizontal image is drawn with the ruled line (3) rising 6 degrees to the right as an indicator. At that time, you can trace from the top, and in the case of letters with several horizontal writings in parallel, such as “Eye, Ear, Blue, Things, and Calligraphy”, this is based on the 6th ruled line (3). Just pull it in parallel. In addition, the first brush of the first to third strokes can be placed on the “river”, and the first brush of the first and second strokes can be placed on the six-degree ruled line (3) in the “valley” and can be moved upward. Furthermore, in the “figure”, it is also possible to use the beginning brushes of the third to fifth strokes by using the same 6-degree ruled line (3).
However, since the character is tilted only with this “upward-right six-degree method”, the “lower-right center-of-gravity method” is also used, in which the center of gravity (6) is applied to the lower right part of one character to complement the point. To do. Furthermore, it is possible to use an “equal interval method” in which horizontal lines parallel to the same direction are equally spaced (7). In other words, it is easy for anyone to arrange and write kanji characters using the “upward 6-degree method, lower-right centroid method, and equal interval method”, and the present invention is the basis for this. .

If this ruled line is applied to the half paper, it will be effective in improving brush calligraphy in a short time.
Also, if you apply it to various papers for handwriting, you can easily write “clean letters”.

Front view of writing brush practice paper of the present invention Front view of writing brush practice paper of the present invention Enlarged front view of the present invention Enlarged view of the main part of the present invention The figure which shows the use condition of this invention

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1 Paper 2 Character entry surface 3 6-degree ruled line that goes up to the right 4 Horizontal line that forms the grid 5 Vertical line that forms the grid 6 Center of gravity 7 Equal width 8 Angle that rises 6 degrees to the right

Claims (1)

    This is a six-degree writing practice sheet for straightening the shape of the paper with a ruled line with an angle of 6 degrees or more with respect to the horizontal plane.

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