Rebelle
Emulates realistic watercolor, acrylic, and dry media with physical paint diffusion, drying control, textured canvas, custom brushes, tilt and pressure support, color blending, masking tools, paint granulation, backruns, stencils, rulers, and high-res export.
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Features
- Watercolor
- Tablet support
- Custom Brushes
- Natural media painting
- Sketching
- Support for Layers
- Pressure Sensitivity
- Works Offline
- Dark Mode
- Drawing Tablet Support
- Color Picker
- MultiTouch
- Optimized for Windows
- Multiple languages
Tags
- illustration
Rebelle News & Activities
Recent News
- Maoholguin published news article about Rebelle
Rebelle 8 officially released with new brush engine, lighting tools, and export optionsRebelle 8 has officially exited Early Access and launched as version 8.1, introducing over 40 new f...
Recent activities
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Rebelle information
Developed by
Escape Motions Licensing
Proprietary and Commercial product.Pricing
One time purchase (perpetual license) ranging between $90 and $150.Alternatives
39 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
What is Rebelle?
Rebelle is a one-of-a-kind paint program that lets you create realistic watercolor, acrylic and dry media artwork, using real-world color blending, wet diffusion and drying.
The unique watercolor simulation was created by artist Peter Blaskovic as one of his experimental drawing projects. The initial vision was to create a paint software with the most natural painting tools.
Rebelle is designed for CG artists as well as for traditional painters who want to explore and broaden their artistic repertoire, using the latest ground-breaking digital painting technology.
Comments and Reviews
A very realistic watercolor rendering program. The features are minimal but interesting and quite complete if you are in watercolor rendering (and not image correction). The only real problem I see is a maximum brush size quite limited. Working on a 300 dpi A3 file is just a pain.