How to Print Rebelle Artwork - Interview with Dan Snipes
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
- Are you wondering how can you print your artwork created in Rebelle? Watch the interview with Dan Snipes, the owner of a printing shop with decades of experience in art printing services. He walks Justice Frangipane through the most important steps needed to make sure your artwork will look good on canvas.
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I have a friend with a big printer and he too is a photographer as am I. He is always trying to pull that levels adjustment on me. Paintings are different from photographs. Unless I painted with a pure white pigment there's no whites in a painting. If I use a very light color in Rebelle it still is not pure white so the brush texture is visible. The Histogram tells the tale. Stretching out the highlights or shadows from what I painted will just cause a loss of the detail I paint in Rebelle to get in the first place. Make sure your test strip covers lightest and darkest areas.
OMG thank you thank you so much for this video. It explains so much. And let’s not forget to say how awesome that art piece is. I know that feeling of seeing your artwork printed.. it’s the best feeling ever. ❤❤❤
Super helpful - thank you!!!
I want to take a moment and say how grateful I am for this video. I am new to Rebelle (5 pro), and I do plan on printing my latest collection (78 of them), so to say these tips are a blessing is an understatement. Thank you. 🙏🏽
You are so welcome!
Could I get a website link for Dan Snipes? He said he prints for other artists and would love to contact him.
Thank you so much! I Love Rebelle 6!
Hi, thanks for the great tips, how can I make sure my ink will be enough? Thnak you!!
If you were to print on a canvas I guess it would be best to remove the canvas texture prior to exporting, right? How about printing on fine art papers such as Hahnemühle?
That's correct. Remove the canvas texture and then print on the textured papers.
imagine being able to 3d print blobs of oil paint and getting a true three-dimensional recreation of your digital art.
Does the nano pixels look (effect) show only if printed with Rebelle or still show and can be printed with another software like photoshop when saved as a jpeg or psd file ?
You "Started with 5" by 6" " in Rebelle, as you say. I didn't get the dpi used in Rebelle. I assume it was 300 dpi meaning 1500 px * 1800 px, right?
Second issue: if you print an image painted electronically on canvas (with canvas structure showing on electronic image) and you print that on physical canvas, don't you get moiré artifacts? If so - how to avoid?
Export a file without the canvas/paper texture.
Thank you, so much.. New subscriber !! Looking into the Rebelle 6 pro instead of photoshop... been having not such a great time with Photoshop and preset issues and not having a great time getting support to resolve the issue, 4 hours later and 4 agent and all just disconnect me everytime ..very sad and frustrated.. hoping to have a better time looking else where.. QUESTION about the brushes?? can I download other brushes from my favorite artist and what they made?
Hello Samantha, thanks for joining! We hope you will find many useful videos that will spark your creative process. Anyone can share their customized brushes with other artists. These are free to download on our website: www.escapemotions.com/products/rebelle/brushes.php
I too would love a link to his website. I have googled Dan Snipes printing and found nothing. Dan Snipes photography only takes you to a gallery page with nothing about printing.
Dan Snipes is mostly retired now, but we recommend checking out Art Print Express: www.artprintexpress.com/
It is another company we have a long term good cooperation with.
Will there ever be PPI adjustment as DPI and PPI are completely different, where dots per pixels (dpi) are for printing pictures hence the term DPI, while PPI is the pixels per inch are for digital pictures to be displayed and shared which arent an option for me to adjust? I noticed a lot of art software do not have a PPI adjustment except photoshop and Clipstudio paint. And, the only use for dpi is for image printing and not for canvas adjustment. :(
DPI and PPI is the same... because DPI was coming term in the beginning of desktop publishing era.... and the Injek/laser printer and flat bed scanners.... that time was VERY confusing time..... then time pass and some "snob" guy correctly change the Dot (pixel) per Inch. to....Pixel (dot) per Inch... But in end of the day they are the SAME
@@potatosalad5355 Oh, wow, I didn't know this.Thank you for this! I was seeing some videos before on it and realized how each program lacked pixels for some reason which makes them not as good as photoshop or clipstudio paints processing? I do not know why, but I got rebelle either way for the realistic mixing colors all other superiors art programs lacked and the traditional feel since I was a traditional artist for years, before switching.
@@QueenMasumi No worries Queen... Old timer here! So time change since I am use graphics softwares (programs) Apple computers in 1990....
in that time i was working in a Commercial Printing company (Commercial Artist, Illustrator, Diagram, Dark room technician, photomechanical, etc) in they have VERY EXPENSIVE Apple equipment... since then to now I haven't ever use Apple Products....look to me to overprice since then....
Rebelle ya debe ser independiente para editar la imagen, no usar photoshop para imprimir
Every print will shift colours cause the rgb and prints need cmyk
The Pro edition offers Color Management where you can soft proof colors to avoid color changes when printing.