1. Parallel stroke arrangement: Parallel stroke arrangement refers to stroke arrangement along one direction, such as horizontal direction, vertical direction or oblique direction. It should be noted that the hand holding the pen should be steady and the mood should be peaceful, one after another. The pen keeps moving backwards. When moving, the speed should be basically the same, so that there will be no uneven situation. The moving process can be connected with a pen, or it can be blank and left flying white. Such paintings are dense and sparse, and there are masters and times, which are both unified and diverse.

2. Overlapping brush arrangement: Overlapping brush arrangement is widely used in depth representation. For example, in light colors, it is necessary to repeat the brush arrangement and add heavy colors to reflect the three-dimensional effect of the object. On special objects, it is necessary to repeatedly draw with a pen to show the expected effect, and many times there must be overlapping strokes.

3. Cross brush arrangement method: After drawing the line draft, draw a sketch with a colored pencil, and brush the line along the direction of the object first when coloring. In the process of pen layout, in order to express the sense of material on the surface of the object, brush strokes and pens are used. An included angle is formed between touches, and a certain texture is formed by emphasizing colors at overlapping places, thus intention appears in cross typesetting.