The multi-touch functionality means that the designer can utilize a trackpad or tablet device for more natural drawing and painting. It's similar to that of Photoshop, where the average person can learn quickly, but the pros can still take designs to new levels.īeautiful Redhead Acrylic by Jay Hardy Better Performance and Multi-Touch The whole point of the new user interface is to make it less intimidating for learners, while also packing in all of the powerful features you can expect as a professional. The majority of these paintings look rather complicated, but beginners don't need to worry about being left out. As you explore the paintings we'll uncover some of the brand new features that come along with Rebelle 2, distinguishing between what was already there in the previous version.Ĭollage by Martin Hanschild New Features in Rebelle 2Ĭolorful by Peter Blaskovic A User Interface for All Skill Levels We've included some examples of what Rebelle 2 can generate, so feel free to scroll through for a little taste of these wonderful watercolorings and acrylics.
You can find some interesting new stencil tools, amazing custom brushes for a little creativity and support for layered PSDs. The whole point of the update is to give the watercolors and acrylics a more realistic feel, and it delivers on every level. The Rebelle 2 software takes it to a new level, and it comes in both Windows and Mac versions. Blending, diffusion and color mixing all played roles in the watercoloring simulation, and users are encouraged to get as creative as possible with things like paint, blowable wet washes and more. The original Rebelle (by Escape Motions) has won awards over the years for its incredible ability to make paintings look like they're from the real world. If you've heard of Rebelle, you're probably excited that a new version has recently come out.
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