How much does one word of wall advertising word art cost?

There are many styles of artistic calligraphy, the common ones are Song style, Heigi style, Variety style style, Weibei style, Amber (Caiyun) style, etc. Song style is divided into middle Song style, imitation Song style, and new Song style. I am good at writing bold calligraphy, and I think writing artistic calligraphy should start with practicing bold calligraphy and Song-style calligraphy. First, master the basic strokes of each font, secondly, observe the frame structure of each character, and finally pay attention to the interspersion and avoidance between strokes. Take it step by step, and also look at store door numbers, wall advertisements, etc. when you go out. In addition, which font you like, buy a book called "Art Calligraphy" in that font first. Study more. One last word for you: "Where there is a will, there is a way!"
Draw diagonal lines of equal length on each corner of the boldface characters and connect them at the other end of the eight evil lines to create a three-dimensional effect.

There are many styles of artistic characters, the common ones are Song style, Hei style, Variety style, Weibei style, Amber (Caiyun) style, etc. Song style is divided into Zhongsong style, Song style style and so on. Imitation of Song Dynasty, Neo-Song style, etc. I am good at writing bold calligraphy. I think writing artistic calligraphy should start with practicing bold and Song style. First, master the basic strokes of each font, secondly observe the frame structure of each character, and finally pay attention to the inter-stroke structure. Intersperse and avoid. Take it one step at a time, and when you go out, you can also observe shop signs, wall advertisements, etc. In addition, which font you like, buy an art calligraphy book of this font first. Study it more. Finally, I will give you a sentence: "If you are ambitious, If you do, things will come true!"
Draw diagonal lines of equal length on each corner of the boldface characters and connect them at the other end of the eight evil lines to create a three-dimensional effect.