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You are welcome, glad to hear you have found it helpful.

Thank you so much. Great to hear that you found this series and found them helpful as well.

This is the Huion Kamvas 16 2021 edition. You can set the buttons to whatever you like them to be and even set them per application if you use the tablet for more than one application. It's still the current model, but they're refreshing the series, so a newer model might come out soon.

@@artbybenjamin Thanks so much. I am enjoying your series very much. It is helping me take my long atrophied pencil drawing skills into the modern digital world, which I hope to color like you have.

@@DonCheke Rebelle is very suitable for that, I've got a more traditional background and I like how close Rebelle is to it.

You're welcome!

Thank you, for both the remark and taking the time to let me know!

@@trivenipraveen2339 thank you so very much

Thank you so very much!!

Glad to hear you found it helpful, good luck with your Rebelle projects, clipping masks are a very handy, powerful tool.

I would take a white piece of paper and create a square swatch of each color on that paper. The take a photograph from that piece of paper and let Rebelle auto-generate a color palette from that. Keep in mind that it can only do a maximum of 36 colors, so if you have more colors, you need to do it a few times. Make your swatches as even as possible, otherwise Rebelle will recognice too many colors.

@user-yb6fq9et8o you are welcome, thank you for taking the time to comment.

Thank you so much

You're welcome, enjoy them.

You are more than welcome

Version 7 has added some new tools and improvements in that department, perhaps it's more to your liking now, ruclips.net/video/4B24AwTTXAk/видео.htmlsi=jE-NoClvVvAQ_uR6 The pen selection however could be larger with a range of nibs and fineliners and other pens.

Thanks and you are welcome, have a great weekend too!

My pleasure and thank you as well!

Yes, you can up to a certain point. You can switch off the fluid engine and then the brushes behave a lot more like regular digital brushes. You also have a decent set of editing options, scale, fill, rotate, skew etc and you can do basic photo edition too influencing your layers (or part of it) with blur, color balance and so on. But that toolset is not as extensive as in Krita.

Not at the moment, you would need to import another pattern with a larger or smaller version. My guess would be that changing the pattern size might be something for the future. At the moment it's based on on images, then it would need to be based on vectors instead.

While you can't change the scale, this workaround may help a little, but it's limited. After adding your pattern (do it on a seperate layer) you can select the pattern. Once selected you can enlarge it and after enlarging it use the sharpen filter. When decreasing the size, that step isn't needed. This at least let you change the scale a little, but not unlimited, since it's a pixel layer.

It sure did. Not sure how it will look on an inkjet printer or matte paper, but glossy or pearl paper should look great on an inkjet too.

My pleasure, glad hear that it doesn't come across too theoretical.

Merry Christmas to you as well. It sure has a lot to offer, great software, I've been using it for many years now. Enjoy it!

Tile murals sounds really cool. I'm glad you are getting back into it and picking up something from my, videos, that's so lovely to hear. Having a burnout can be such a struggle, but also to figure out what is really important. Murals are really cool, I only do them once in a while. I create my sketch in Rebelle and also roughly a painting of what I'm aiming for as a reference. The sketch I project on a wall with a beamer. Really elementary setup. I suspect you may have a better process 😀

The Huion pen display I'm using is the Kamvas 16 2021.

Yesm you definitely can. When you pause the painting engine, the brushes will behave a lot more like regular digital brushes. I suggest going through the gallery of Rebelle artworks at www.escapemotions.com/community/gallery/1/sort_featured/tag/Rebelle and see of the artworks that are closer to your clients wishes. But when you mention graphic design line art, I'm thinking more along the lines of vector illustrations, like Illustrator or Inkscape (free) would create. Rebelle 6 can't do vector art, since it's pixel orientated, but you could come close to the way those look. If you really need vector art a lot, then Rebelle will not be a good option.

@@artbybenjamin Oh no! I have clips studio paint for vector art. I was just wondering if I could get like the same look as another programs because the traditional look of the art is a bit strong for some people. I was just wondering if you could like go back and forth between two different styles. Knowing that the brushes can behave more like normal brushes, I'll definitely look into getting this program in the future.

@@williammclean6594 Sorted then 😀 before buying, you can always try the demo of the application. It's the full version, which allows you to explore the whole application, but saving is functional.

Yes you can create art with a laptop without touch screen, but you will need to connect drawing tablet or a pen display to it to be able to draw. My Instagram is instagram.com/art_by_benjamin/

@@artbybenjamin Oh thankyou, btw good luck with your channel, I liked and subscribed!

@@Dizyuza. Thank you so much

Rebelle does support PNG export and PSD export. When you switch off the canvas in Rebelle, an exported PNG will have a transparent background. When you export as PSD, all the layers are intact, as well as the transparency. If those layers are PNG in the PSD file, I don't know, but they're are transparent when I imported them in Affinity Photo as well as Affinity Designer.

@@artbybenjamin Thank you! Also, subscribed.

@@TheHarmonicaMusician you're welcome and thank you for subscribing!

My pleasure and thank you as well for taking the time to watch and comment!

yes, thankfully it was just in time.

Mine too!

If he was still alive he might well love living here.

Watercolor brush, round 2. The pausing is in layers tab and the tilting from the navigator/tilt tab. This works with many brushes though. Check my watercolor overview video for more details.

No, sorry I don’t use color management. I’ve got some knowledge on the subject, but not enough to do something with it. Don’t have the equipment to properly calibrate either. I’m using Serif Affinity Photo and Serif Affinity for printing and pretty much let the software determine the best printing settings for me.

Thanks for the comment and the kind words! To control the direction op the watercolor you tab on the Tilt tab (top right, next to Navigator). You see 2 circles, the small one activates the tilt, where the paint will start to flow a lot more. Clicking anywhere within the larger circle determines the direction in which the paint will flow and the stenght of the flow. Clicking closes to the outside of the large circle, more flow, closer to the smaller circle, less flow. Keeping the paint inside the leaves would be too complicated to explain in words, but I've made a video for that already. Episode 8 shows how to do this, ruclips.net/video/w-EJ1zz9R8I/видео.html, especially the section on Masking Fluid, ruclips.net/video/w-EJ1zz9R8I/видео.html The Masking Fluid feature controls where your paint can or cannot go, works in both ways, which I explain in that video. Another option would be to pause the fluid engine by hitting the pause button in the layers tab, but that would stop the watercolor flow completely, which you most likely don't want.

As you say for personal work I don't really mind either, but I'm guessing it will fade eventually. It's nice to have a cheaper alternative to expensive paint when just playing and experimenting.

You should be able to find it here, download.artisul.com/?id=28

Hi Sid. The Class at Skillshare does indeed have subtitles, generated by the Skillshare platform, similar to RUclips. English, German, French, Spanish and Portuguese are available. The one on my website doesn’t have subtitles at the moment. If you go to artbybenjamin.com/ and send me a message there through the contact form, I can look into some more options. As for Skillshare, if you don’t have a membership there, you can follow this link, www.skillshare.com/en/r/user/artbybenjamin?gr_tch_ref=on&gr_trp=on and get one month free. You can also reach all of my Skillshare Classes through this link, I’ve got quite a lot of Procreate Classes available.

Thank you so much for your comment Cengiz, that's really encouraging to hear!

My pleasure Mark, thanks for the comment.

There's another way to ink that may give desirable or undesirable effects for you. Lock your sketch layer's opacity... and then go over it with your pen tool. Just a thought to try out Nice job... thanks for a terrific series

Graag gedaan, het is een erg fijne applicatie om mee te werken, soms net echt.

@@artbybenjamin idd realistic schildersoftware. Naast rebelle werk ik al jaren met painter. Is op punten nog dieper doorontwikkeld. Is leuk om die 2 naast elkaar te gebruiken.

thank you so very much Mark

You are more than welcome. That's great to hear and I appreciate the feedback!

Thanks for the feedback and comment. This is more meant as a demonstration, not a lesson, so no files were or sketches are provided. I can do tutorial on this where I can add all the necessary files. The textures for this one I cannot share, but they are from www.textures.com where you can find quite some textures. You can easily create the nails. Create only one on it's own layer. Duplicate that layer and move it to the right position. Duplicate and move again and repeat until done. Once done, select all of these layers and then merge them with the rest.

So many uses of the software and with each update it's growing a little more.

My pleasure, hope it's helpful.

Thank you so very much!

Thank you as well for letting me know.

thank you so much ☺

The canvas settings are the ones that rule. Even if you use a high quality brush, the final artwork quality will still be determinded by the canvas settings. High quality brush with low dpi in canvas, will result in a lower quality export/save/print. As for the dpi slider, that's gone in Rebelle 6, you can only tick a DPI box on or off. Keep also in mind that the dpi only influences the grain of a brush, not all of it's properties.

@@artbybenjamin thanks

@@Megzamani Just an extra add on, now that the slider is gone, you can select if the scale of the grain should use canvas DPI or not. When you tick that box, the grain will automatically resize to whatever DPI the canvas is. Otherwise it will stay at whatever the creator of the brush has set it on.