I think painting and character writing are quite similar. You can train your hands without thinking, or you can focus on every detail in your art and create stories about it. This is similar to writing Chinese characters. You don't have to think about them all the time for your handwriting to be amazing. However, by thinking about the parts of each character, you can understand Chinese characters better.
You can use it as you want, but I would rather recommend thinking about every part of the Chinese characters you write during your practice. I believe this helps you understand the Chinese language much better. While writing, you can train your hands and also engage your brain by discovering new radicals in every character you encounter.
Just as you can build stories around your paintings, you can find stories behind the characters through their radicals.
These sheets are super helpful. Thanks to the QR codes with stroke order animations and even pronunciation for each hanzi, you can spend more time thinking about the characters themselves, their radicals, and the stories behind them.
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