Artrage 5 vw rebelle 3 software#
Artrage 5 vw rebelle 3 trial#

I need to take another look but I couldn't seem to get it set to blend well on the canvas, rather having to go back and use the blending brush on existing strokes. It ran very slow and I have a pretty reasonable machine.Īlso underwhelmed by Rebelle 4.

Artrage 5 vw rebelle 3 software#

However, the software interface and process is just far too cumbersome to be practical for me. I did get some fantastic, realistic stroke results after some time tweaking the bristle engine.

I very much agree about the complexity of the program.

I (semi) mastered photoshop, and thats my limit.I tried the 2020 demo of Corel painter earlier this year too.

Artrage 5 vw rebelle 3 trial#

I did try the free trial of Corel 2020 and in this case, was overwhelmed by the complexity! People seem to make really good art with it, but way to complex for me. I like the fun of the instant paintings, but thats it. I just wonder what real experts (not me unfortunately) think of Corel Painter? I got Corel Painter 5 with my Wacom tablet, and honestly am pretty underwhelmed with it for real painting, although I probably haven't really given it a try. That being said, if it makes existing rebelle users happy, I'm glad for them! Rebelle doesn't blend across layers either, and even with decent transparency glazing/layering/blending possibilities, the overall tactile feeling it leaves behind is closer to pushing cheap synthetic paint diluted with too much handling medium, not the creamy, voluminous thick oil paint artrage does out of box. even painter® thick paint™©, no matter how useless and slow it overall is, did the pigment color matching well. Oils tend to produce beautiful complex tone mixing gradations that AR oil and custom brush tools replicate really carefully. There's a lot of nuance that even derelict releases of corel painter already nailed better than whatever rebelle does now, and artrage has them implemented better than both of them. They got the brush feeling right, and the impasto looks decent.Ĭolor mixing and blending provided with it does not feel like oil at all, not even remotely. I tried out the rebelle oils - it's pretty much the same acrylic brush tool that has already been there for ages with beefed up stroke depth. I hope that such relatively small, ingenious companies will be able to survive amongst the big market leaders. It surely changed the world of digital painting for me, and Rebelle did again in its own way. When a new version of Artrage comes out, I will buy, that`s for sure as well. I can achieve exactly the stuff I want with them, I can achieve stuff I never expected when I started painting digitally in 2011. So I can say, I am perfectly happy at the moment with Artrage and Rebelle 4. He can drive the way he wants, I drive the way I want. He can drive by me on the highway, no need to get envious. But if someone is happy with his Porsche, that`s good. I don`t need a Porsche, if I only need the car for driving to work every day and sometimes going on a short trip in the landscape and to the woods. No reason to think I missed something, just because the price of the more expensive program suggests automatically you must have missed out on something, and you always want the best thing available (different with jewelers tools - cheap tools usually don`t pay out).

Sometimes I even have to be careful not to forget about the purpose of the tools I buy, with all the testing and experimenting.īut if I see that it is possible to do the things I want to do with the cheaper solution, I will buy the cheaper one. Buying new stuff and testing it out is part of the fun, for me also. But of course it is probably more fun doing it on a jewelers bench with all kinds of fancy tools and hellfire-blowing torches. People are able to create great metal jewelry with nothing than a hammer and a charcoal fire, sitting in the sand. Basically, you can create the same kind of music with any of the high end programs, just the methods are different, and the interfaces. People are fighting about which one is better since the time the programs came out first. It is the same with music production programs.

You probably will always like that one better than others. I think in the end, it is just a question of what you personally like better, and which was your first program to paint with.