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07-11-2006, 08:15 PM	#18
Richard Bingham Juried Member Joined: Jan 2006 Location: Blackfoot Id Posts: 431	That's just so, Gary. Even more, each hair is a "tool" of special shape. From the flag through the shaft, the hair tapers, which makes it possible to manipulate the brush with accuracy and tact. Trying to paint with a brush which has been clipped is like trying to drive an 18 wheeler through a BMX course.

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