Master the Four-Finger Brush Holding Method

doing these cutins. And a couple of things to doing really good cutins is holding your brush properly when you're actually doing those cutins. I'm going to go over a little bit about how to actually hold a brush when you're doing your cut ends. And this is a method that I use. It actually works for me that will give me really, really good straight lines. So, I'm going to show you how I actually hold a brush. So, I have my paintbrush right here. And when I get ready to go do my cutins, I actually hold my brush just like this. I actually secure the brush on one side with my thumb. Hopefully, you can see that right there in this video. So I cure it with my thumb on the one side and then my other four fingers hold the brush on this side and that's what actually gives me a the ability to hold this brush in my hand and stabilize it and control it really well. So it's a four-fingered method. I'm holding it with four fingers in this side and my thumb on the opposite side. And then when I'm doing my cutins, I'm cutting in just like this. So I'm holding it. Sometimes I actually let my small finger free and hold it like that. But typically I'm going to have four fingers on that brush. And that also depends on the size of the brush you're using. If you're using a brush that's 2 in or smaller, you're typically not going to have four fingers on that brush cuz the brush the barrel is really small. But this is a larger brush so I can get my hands on that brush and control it really well. And one of the techniques