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You can do this with Gradient Maps. Put a Gradient Map above an empty layer, and make a Clipping Mask of them:
Set the foreground/background colors to the default black and white. In the Brush Settilng panel, make sure Color Dynamics ticked, and the Apply Per Tip box checked, with Control set to Fade.
It usually takes some trial and error to get the length of the Fade just right. I usually stroke a path when I do this so the brushstroke will be in the same place and same length.
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You can do this with Gradient Maps. Put a Gradient Map above an empty layer, and make a Clipping Mask of them:
Set the foreground/background colors to the default black and white. In the Brush Settilng panel, make sure Color Dynamics ticked, and the Apply Per Tip box checked, with Control set to Fade.
It usually takes some trial and error to get the length of the Fade just right. I usually stroke a path when I do this so the brushstroke will be in the same place and same length.
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