Rebelle 3.1.6

Have you heard of Escape Motions before? It's made a name for itself with tools like Amberlight and Flame Painter, both of which are incredibly unique in terms of editing images. Flame Painter specializes in realistic flame effects, and Amberlight is used for creating images by blending millions of particles. They've taken a further step forward by creating Rebelle, which is aimed to create realistic paintings. 

Downloading and installing it doesn't come with many caveats - the onlything out of place was needing to register your email to even begin downloading the file. Luckily, you can skip that step by downloading just up above. 

Booting Rebelle up will reveal...a nag screen. That's alright, you can ignore it for now. But the nag screen will consistently pop up over and over, and you'll find a giant watermark on the canvas. You'll also find that you can't resize the canvas. This makes it undesirable as a primary free drawing application, and if that's what you're looking for, you best look elsewhere.

But anyone willing to drop some money will find a lot to like. The program comes with, as you might think, several brushes that help you acquire a natural effect. There's even a tilt movement option that simulates an artist tilting the brush to further simulate the natural look. This program has one of the best watercolor brush tools in the world, something that well compensates for the massic amount of resources this program eats. I recommend Rebelle to anybody looking for a somewhat natural looking program.

watermark, nag