Skill of Eye-Hand Coordination in Calligraphy : Difference of Skill of Hand-Eye Coordination between Expert and Novice
Atsuo Murata, Goshiro Yamamoto, Makoto Moriwaka · Institutional Repositories DataBase (IRDB) · 2009
A system that can simultaneously measure the movement of a brush tip and the eye-gaze position during a calligraphy task has been developed. The system consisted of a device to measure the location of a brush tip and an eye tracker. Using this system, the skill of hand-eye coordination was measured for an expert and novices. It has been clarified that an expert of calligraphy distributes the eye-gaze over a wider area and gazes in advance a part that should be written next. In other words, an expert does not gaze at the brush tip but at the part that should be written at the next stage.