Paint with natural watercolors and acrylics. Rebelle is a one-of-a-kind paint software that lets you create realistic watercolor, acrylic, and wet and dry media artwork, using real-world color blending, wet diffusion and drying.

The unique watercolor simulation was created by artist Peter Blaškovič, who sought to fulfill his vision of a digital paint program that mirrored the physical world. Rebelle is for everyone who wants to use the latest groundbreaking digital painting technology! Beginners can use it to learn and explore the creative world of watercolors and arcylics while traditional painters and computer graphic artists can explore and broaden their artistic repertoire. Sit back and enjoy the beauty of Rebelle software in this wonderful speed painting video by Tim Shelbourne.

Realistic Brushes and Techniques
Enjoy using realistic watercolor, acrylics, inks and pastels and broaden your horizons with these new digital art techniques.
- Real world simulation of paint diffusion
- Wet tools: Watercolor, Acrylic & Ink Pen
- Dry tools: Pencil, Pastel, Marker, Eraser
- Blend and Smudge tools
- Custom Brushes
- Wet, dry and blow the wet painting
- Tilt the canvas to get flow effects
- Pen pressure support

Layers & Colors
- Unique color mixing
- Creative stencils and masking tools
- Selection tools
- 10 paper and canvas presets
- 23 Photoshop blending modes including Normal, Darken, Multiply, as well as various Burns, Dodges, Lights and more
- User predefined color sets
- Image color tracing

Layers & Colors
- Drag & Drop image from folder or web
- Import and export with alpha channel
- PNG, JPG, TIF, BMP and REB files
- Layered PSD support
- Iterative Save - Save sequentially numbered versions of an artwork with “_1” and increasing by 1 for each sequentially numbered file.
- Image file thumbnails - You can see the Rebelle image file thumbnails in every file browser or file dialog together with an image preview when available.

Intuitive Interface
- Intuitive customizable interface
- Multitouch gestures
- Custom keyboard shortcuts
- Support for Retina touch displays
- Fullscreen mode
- Available in English, German, Japanese, and 12 other languages

System Requirements:
Intel i5 or equivalent AMD processor, 4GB RAM, 200MB hard disk space, graphics card with 1GB RAM, Windows® 7 (64-bit) and up.

Properties.
On this panel there are sliders for adjusting the parameters of the active tool. The parameter set varies from tool to tool. By default, this is a watercolor brush. Under the sliders in this case are options for the bristleness of the brush.

Tools.
What to draw is chosen here. Watercolor and oil brushes, pastels, pencil, pen, marker, sprayer are offered. And erase. How could it be without her! Below the drawing tools are the editing tools:
• Blend. Mixing the paint of the same layer.
• Smear. Paint smearing. Similar to Blend, but looks rougher and more realistic. With this tool, you can give the photo uploaded to the program the appearance of an artistic picture if you try.
• Water. Water. Yes, you can splash plain water on the canvas, which will wash out the paint and begin to spread in the direction that is predetermined by the Tilt tool. It looks very realistic.
• Dry. Sponge. It can dry an excessively moistened place. If you accidentally spill water with a previous tool, then you can collect this water with a sponge.
• Undo. Cancel. The last operation.
• Redo. Return to the state before the cancellation.
• Blow. Blowing. If the paint has not yet completely dried, then you can blow this tool on this place and the paint will spread a little more.
• Pick color. Pipette. Take the color of the pixel under the tip of the pipette.
• Tilt. Slope. With this tool, you can specify the direction in which paint or water will spread.
• Transform. Transform. This refers to a layer whose contents are resized by this tool. What is interesting is that the image quality is not lost when increasing the layer size, pixelation is not observed. This means that the modified image is calculated from a formula and is not a bitmap while drawing.

Navigator.
Here are the standard zoom tools, which are used only for the convenience of viewing the canvas.
Palate.
All color settings. Also quite standard for graphic editors panel.
Layers.
What layers are for, I think, everyone understands. Before the list of layers, there are buttons with which you can see the wet areas, moisten or dry the layer. Below the list of layers is a choice of color and texture of the paper on which they draw, with the ability to add your own version to the set of preset. Otherwise, working with layers is normal: add, hide, combine, transparency, type of overlay.