The main feature in the new $150 Pro edition of the software is the new colour-mixing system, which mimics the way that real-world pigments blend more accurately than traditional RGB representations.įor example, using pigment-based mixing, blue and yellow actually blend to make green, rather than various tinted greys, as happens in conventional digital painting software. Rebelle 5 Pro only: new pigment-based colour mixing system The software can also mimic the behaviour of dry media, including pencil, pastel and marker, while commercial add-on packs replicate the textures of real-world papers, canvases and lithography stones. Recent updates have introduced a new impasto engine, recreating the behaviour of thick oils and acrylics. Users can control the flow of the paint in real time by tilting or blowing on the virtual page. Users of the standard $90 edition get improvements to the existing watercolour, oil and acrylic paints, a new timelapse recording system, and the option to load multiple reference images.įirst released in 2015, Rebelle mimics the behaviour of real-world paint, complete with fluid flow and blending. The pigment-based colour mixing system is available in Rebelle Pro, a new $150 edition of the software, along with AI-trained image upscaling system NanoPixel and a new Photoshop live link plugin. Scroll down for news of the Rebelle 5 Personal Edition.Įscape Motions has released Rebelle 5, a major update to the natural media painting software that it claims makes Rebelle the first application to accurately replicate the way that real-world pigments blend.
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