Rightness
Beauty does not replace rightness.
An imperfection can tell of a gesture. It must never excuse an ununderstood defect.
In training, the student learns to separate what can live from what must be corrected: reflection, transition, pressure, surface condition, coherence.
Living irregularityA slight trace may remain readable if it respects the coherence of the component.
Technical defectEscaping width, a broken transition or a cloudy surface need correction.
Expected standardDemanding work does not erase the hand; it asks the hand to become readable.
Beauty does not replace rightness; it appears when the gesture becomes readable.Art de l’Anglage