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Although I am all for the “underdog” but the kitty 🐈‍⬛ was just doing his job! And yes I have 2 cats 🐈 who are both awesome cats 🐱…😂

This is awesome! Thanks for sharing it!

Is this AI assisted or what? It makes the movie 🎥 picture look more scary!😱 and the original Jaws movie came out in the’70s I think because I saw it! In the front row of the movie theater!🎭 and I’ve surfed all of my life!

Nice touch with the Tardis Bob ;)

You're really advancing and it's been amazing these years you are getting to be unbelievable.

What do you use to draw and paint with? Also, do we need a touch screen to work with Rebelle?

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Orrr.. you can screen select/ download an image of a grid and insert the image as a new layer.

How do i scale the brush to make a smaller grid? For more technical drawings etc tyty

You are on an 🎨 Artist

Delightful burr and great reminders, what more can I ask for? Thanks Wee Bob!

Shut thr fuck up about price

I always enjoy watching your down to earth videos Wee Bob. I have backed off on my digital artwork replacing it with a real sketch book using graphite and sometimes charcoal in an effort to sharpen my drawing skills. It seems to me when I watch your videos you aren't using a reference image for your portraits but rather from imagination. Very seldom am I able to accomplish this and typically use a reference image for my graphite sketch which turn out very well but it always feels like I am copying and missing the creative side of drawing. Sometimes I think I would like to do actual painting on a canvas but then the thought of the clutter and mess I quickly change my mind. So my plan is to improve my drawing skills in graphite then when I want to use colour I will go back to Rebelle. I have used Sketchbook software and I like it but my choice preference is always Rebelle.

Very nice art Bob! I know what you mean by not wanting to stick too rigidly to a planned thing, as it can stifle your thought processes. Is it bad that I still use an ancient version of Flash and GIMP for my digital work? Haha I really should invest in some proper software at some point. But I've only just recently been getting back into drawing and animation, having lost all desire to be creative with the rise of AI making me feel pointless. But slow recovering from my depression now and eager to learn more and get back to work, even if I'll never make any money from it. :) Nice to see you back Bob. Hope you enjoyed yourself doing the walking stuff. There is so much of Scotland that I've never explored myself. I got to see Staffa and Fingal's cave for the first time yesterday though, so that was cool. :D

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hii can you give classes to?

LIT 🔥

Umm the clothes can you at least put a bikini on the girl

Thanks for the tips I'm starting digital art and feel like a beginner despite knowing how to draw traditionally. I can't get the software to work in my advantage yet

I can tell you it's way better than procreate, it's better than most drawing apps out there. It has everything that any artist desires, only the sky is the limit. There's no drawing or painting, or whatever you want to create this app cannot do. It's an extremely underrated app which is too bad. I have the full pro version, and after trying several other apps, I can honestly say, I don't need anything else.

Can animation be done on the mobile versions of Sketchbook Pro?

History:one day at the end of grade 6 basically we were going to watch a movie first they said chucky the devil toy but the teacher said not that one then one shouted JAW and the teacher said well ok and we saw the movie ☠️

I don't mean to come off as rude, but you forgot to draw the propatagium, it's a membrane that stretches from the shoulder to the wrist and is important for surface area.

Thank you very much for a great content!

So cool

Enyone in 2024?👇

Rule #0 Put huge boobs anywhere to get more likes is a failure. Byeeeeeee.

Thank you! This is exactly what I was looking for 🫶🏻

Interesting to hear you switched from the Huon to the Wacom. I only have an old intuos and have been thinking about getting a screen tablet.. I guess I'll hold off and save the pennies for a Wacom screen.

Thanks Bob some good tips. I particularly liked the shift key to draw a straight line. As a 72 year old beginner I find your videos very enlightening. Thanks again.

Thanks Bob, every tip is worth trying!

This is incredible, i wonder how they managed to create this effect!

Very simple when you know! Been a great help to me Thanks.

I make it with paper 😊

First it’s awesome but why is the girl naked

Glad your back wee fella, beginning to think you’d left the country

I guess "pro" couldn't be bothered to include graph paper options?

Nice

Thanks saved me sum time..

Thank you so much for such an informative video!

Hi Bob, unusual request, and one year later..... If you know, what music is playing at 4:12? Thanks for your great videos.

Thank you. One question: How to rotate the brush like a fan brush if the graphic tablet does not support angle or rotation sensor?

I love Rebelle which I have just started using, but had to laugh that there are English subtitles to explain your lovely Scottish accent....😂

Thanks, your description of the new features in Rebelle 7 are informative and clearly explained.

Thanks brother. Time to get more creative with my art

Happy New Year, Mr. Wee Bob! Like a previous commenter, I recently saw your channel as you were extolling the virtues of Rebelle 7, 'subscribed' because I really like the way you experiment with the media, and went and bought Rebelle 7 Pro for myself for the Holidays! I am having such a good time with this, it is absolutely amazing! I've been using ArtRage for years now and it does exactly what I want it to do, give me a realistic painting experience using a digital art program. Rebelle 7 does that and so much more! It's like being given the keys to your favorite art supply store and print shop! So, Thank You, Mr. Wee Bob! Because of you, this 66 year old kid is having waaaaayyyy too much FUN!!!

This is the best kind of tutorial because you talk about the tools but in the context of making a finished piece as opposed to a series of random brush styles. I have found the water colors to be very intimidating and hard to control, but because of this video, I'm going to give it a shot.

Happy Hogmany wee fella. Lang my yer lum reek

Have a good new years Bob! I tell you what, on your recommendation, I ended up getting Rebelle 7 for christmas :) Cheers! Any chance you could do a tutorial expressly on using charcoal tools in R7? Id be very interested!

Happy New Year Bob! The tip about recording is brilliant! Many's the time I wished I recorded somehow what brush I used, what Layer blending etc to achieve a certain effect.