Is it any good? Does it lag with all the fancy dynamics?
>>7954165runs fine on modern hardware, try the free trialwait for the big sale, last version went on sale for 90% off
>>7954439they've explicitly stated that Rebelle 8 and forward will never have such massive discounts again. So, I guess time will tell if they eat their words due to nobody buying it or if they only do 10-15% for all future versions. >>7954165Rebelle 8 is pretty much the modern alternative to corel painter which atp has been abandoned. Although if you're really looking to emulate trad paints just get a torrent of corel painter 2023. It was far better than Rebelle 7 IMO and a little less to about even with Rebelle 8.
>>7954165It actually runs better than 7 >>7954596>they've explicitly stated that Rebelle 8 and forward will never have such massive discounts again.
>>7954439that was 2 years ago and i'm still fucking mad I missed it
corel painter 2023 real oils and watercolors
rebelle 7 oil and watercolor. Rebelle 7 has some interesting tools that are either not available or readily made accessible in corel painter 2023, but overall I think corel painter 2023 looks more pleasing, though the comparison is far closer than I expected and I think it could come down preference. I do prefer the textures of the real paints in corel painter 2023 over rebelle 7's though
Rebelle 8 puts both of these two shame in terms of trad paint emulation. I was super impressed with how its watercolors interacted with the paints on the canvas, if you throw watercolor on top of oils it will disperse across the oily surface as it would with trad. I will say however, that while the interaction between the mediums is pretty neat, I still think corel painter has better water colors in terms of bleed and usability right out of the box.
>>7955114>>7955131>>7955154none of these really look like the actual mediumyou might get away with the oils if you restricted your gamut, but the watercolors are extremely obviously digitalI have rebelle 6 I think that I got for a couple of bucks when it went on sale, and I barely used it because it doesn't emulate the process/medium mechanically whatsoever, not sure if that improved
>>7954165it's shit because it's not pirated yet
>>7955219I think they can all mimic the mechanics of trad mediums desu. Rebelle 8 for sure can mimic the mechanics of actual traditional mediums just based off the tools and modifiers they add like muddied brush/towels, although its blending is kinda ass since its basically just a liquify tool. I am primarily a digital artist so I approach painting in the way a digital artist does. Even if thinking in subtractive coloring or mixing I wouldn't have the same methodology as a primarily trad artist. I think in the case of all of these programs it's really just my inexperience with trad that doesn't allow me to truly showcase their potential so that's why I just tried to stick to basic things like the brushes they offer and mixing. I do think out of all of these Rebelle 8 seems the most promising in imitating the appearance of, and interactions between mediums, but that's just a visual assumption on my part. I just bought it cause I had snagged the rebelle 7 pro sale a couple years ago and they let me upgrade for 50% off. It's a neat toy, I can see myself using it for some free textures when doing still lifes or trying to emulate trad techniques. I suppose the ultimate test would be trying to follow along with a painting demo and seeing how close it can imitate actual techniques.
Why just not paint for real? This emulating oil and watercolor thing sounds retarded.
>>7955430I think most people into it are deluding themselves into thinking they're learning how to paint in trad the high IQ fedora way, without paying for supplies like the common sheeple
>>7955430>>7955433I already said it once but I'll say it again sure. For me it's more of a way to get some variance in texture or brushes for digital painting. Has nothing to do with actually wanting to learn trad via digital, don't know what I said that would imply that's the case. It's pretty presumptuous about the why on why people would use programs like this which I think says more about you than me. It's no different than a music producer using synthesized versions of analog instruments or tools to add texture, noise, warmth, etc to their music. At its core digital painting is quite sterile, you have to go out of your way to add in that variance that you get for free through tradition mediums, that's where programs like this shine for digital painting. Anyways, I already feel silly trying to justify why I'd use a program like this to people who seem more interested in judging than experimenting
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>>7955687Oh so you're a troll, gotcha alright, waste of time, figured, why take anything on 4chan in earnest.
>>7955154I feel your exemples are bad they don t show the blend and paint possibility of rebelle, here a better exemple :
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>>7955690literally nobody in those posts said anything about you nor replied to you, you narcissistic femoidyou don't matter and nobody's thinking about you
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>>7955703finaly this is what I a noob can do using it :
>>7955705Another example of an Iartwork I done with it. Nothing special but it show cou can also use just pastel brushes too
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>>7955719>>7955722oh that's cool, were these made using the built in timelapse function or you use external recorder?
>>7955724built in recorder.
>>7955727oil + watercolor interaction
>>7955736yeah i don't care what people say this is legitimately pretty impressive for a digital emulation. painting software has come a long way since stamp brush
people would be 5 times as impressed with rebelle if they had good "tradfag just paint" default settings
>>7956352if they could make them, they would have, this way dummies can convince themselves they "just need to tweak the settings" enough and it'll finally become good
