Sender: eggplant eggplant, message area: ASCIIArt Title: Re: Drawing on many prawn patterns to create a signature file Sending station: BBS Westward Journey Station Tue Nov 27 00:02:14 2001 That braille was made out of bits and pieces of memories in that painting, right? Others are probably written by myself: My opinion when writing artistic calligraphy is that you don’t need to be too obsessed with calligraphy and fonts. It is worth advocating to make certain changes to the characters under the restrictions of size or decoration. As long as it is not changed so that no one can understand it On the contrary, if you can follow the rules, for example, I used to do seal script and get Curling Qiuyue. That word "ice" is rarely visible to anyone, which is actually a bad thing. It's like it's a mystery Braille calligraphy is a good example of making certain modifications to the strokes in the characters: Yesterday I also saw the character "bo" because the three parts of this character are relatively large. The author will not write the right half of the word "mouth" This will keep the same size and neatness as other characters. In fact, it’s best to write as you please, but people can’t help themselves in the world :P The words on the heart in the signature file are in green and red. The combination is very dazzling and uncoordinated. Maybe you can change it to red with yellow, which will be more comfortable and still stand out. Among the traditional Chinese festival decorations, red and golden yellow are the most common: