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Something I like to point out, since it can be hard to find, is the *spacing* on the brush. With the "fade brush" active, open up the brush settings. In CS5, that's the icon immediately to the right of the brush and its size in the top bar. It looks like a folder with 3 tiny brushes on it. In earlier versions, look for "brush settings", perhaps?
The setting you're looking for is in Brush Tip Shape, which is the top option in the list. It doesn't have a checkbox next to it, nor does it look like a button, so it's easy to miss this "button". Once you've found that, look for spacing (lower right-ish area of this dialog box). Pull spacing to the left.
This gets rid of visible overlapping circles that make up the brush's shape as you paint. Sometimes they're more visible than othertimes, but pulling this slider to the left gets rid of them.
I hope that helps!
thanks again! <3
It helped a lot!