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Im a newbie and wanna learn is it possible to import Photoshop Default Brushes like KYLE Ultimate Pencil to Rebelle 6 or is there brushes similar like'em ?
 
hello



hoe to import brush from reb6 to reb 7 !



thanks



jclp
 
I just made a bunch of brushes inspired by this thread.

https://www.escapemotions.com/community/forum/t/2804/rebelle-badly-needs-some-dryscumbling-brushes/7

The gist of this thread is that Rebelle brushes weren't textured enough. Some users, wanted a distressed dry brush effect (scumbling?) so you can imitate the PS brushes made by Greg Rutkowski, or the painting style of Richard Schmid.

For some reason I can't share them on escapemotions.com so here is a link to my google drive: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1d6CPp7jB5lEKDDh-k5GZW2C26qNu5cYx/view?usp=drive_link

Unzip it, and copy these brushes into your favorites folder. C:\Users\**your user name**\AppData\Local\Escape Motions\Rebelle 7\Brushes\Favorite\Default Set









Most of these should work with Rebelle 6, because I didn't use the new texture tab very much. Use the "26_brush-marks.png" as your canvas bg.

Also check out the Rebelle 7 grunge brushes and play with the pressure.

I dove into brush creation, and learned a lot. I encourage everyone to spend a weekend making brushes and adjusting settings because you'll have a better understanding of what Rebelle brushes can do, and you'll be able to fine tune brushes the way you like them. The main skills that I'm grateful to understand:

- adjusting the size and opacity curves
- adjusting the grain texture: size, brightness and contrast
- changing grain: tiled, stretched, follow
- adjusting pressure and loading sliders on the fly
- adjusting impasto height on the fly
- adjusting angle: follow trajectory, pen tilt
- adjusting angle jitter and spacing jitter for chaotic brushes
- adding multiple brush shapes

I won't say I fully understand the new brush texture tab (new in Rebelle 7), but experimenting with dual brush and background texture settings is interesting. Pay attention to the blend modes to get different effects. And experiment with the grain size, brightness and contrast.
 
I love these brushes, but I don't know how to install them. Please tell me hoe to do it.
 
Hi. Where can I download these brushes. I can't see them in the brushes section.



Many thanks.
 
Hi...

Are there any brushes available that would make painting fur a bit easier? I usually use Photoshop where you basically make brushes for everything. I'd like to at least maybe have brushes that have splayed bristles or something to that effect.

Thanks!

Bob
 
I downloaded a brush set, moved the zip file to canvas, it said assets installed, restarted Rebelle 7 but brushes are not there. I tried import assets with same results. is only way to put the png file in Rebelle brush folder manually?
 
I created a brush pack inspired by Procreate's charcoal brushes.



I was inspired by this video from Gammatrap.
. Many of these brushes have a fake watercolor effect that can quickly create blobs of different values and textures. The more happy accidents the better.

Check them out, they are the 3 most recent brush packs here - https://www.escapemotions.com/products/rebelle/brushes.php

Also, here is a cool repeating canvas texture (paper) I've been using.

 
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Sorry, but I can not locte your charcoal brushes at the link you provide.

Can you kindly post a direct link to your brushes?
 
@kenmo
If you do a page search for "GurujotNM" you'll see my brushes
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artofbob For fur brushes consider making your own. Try the demos below and maybe it will help you paint fur. The first one is creating brushes in general and the second one is creating your own fur & feather brushes. I try to cover each topic in detail so they are a little lengthy. Thanks, Tom G.​



 
I'd like to create a palette knife brush that will produce a stroke like this. Is there a way to do this in the current version

I used some knives and did this pretty quickly:
knife work.jpg


Its definitely not the same, but Its still a cool effect for digital painting. I used a "edge flat" brush, and "edge" brush from my "knives" set.

some tips: in visual settings, turn off nanopixel, turn impasto depth and gloss all the way up. control your impasto in the brush creator. vary it up as you paint, otherwise the work will end up looking very homogenous. get the knife edge and dab it to get that horizontal impasto jitter look. use dirty brush and paint and mix mode. I'm sure with some experimentation you can get it to look much better than my example.
 
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