This is a mistake that I have made many times in real life while using Watercolors, so it only makes sense that it's a tradition that should continue digitally. I found it was easy to accidentally bleed colors together if parts of the canvas are still wet. In fact, when you use Rebelle, you'll have to keep that in mind. Rebelle has a feature that allows it to remember where the canvas is wet and where it is dry, allowing colors to blend together in an incredibly realistic fashion. Out of the three programs I've looked, Rebelle is the one that emulates traditional watercolor the best. Rebelle primarily is used to create digital watercolor images like the one I did above.
I recently got to try out Rebelle 3, and I'm happy to say it's still a solid program. Seeing as I am a watercolor painter in real life, I had fallen in love with it. Rebelle was treading down a path that not many had gone down at that time- emulating real-time watercolor painting. Years ago I had been approached by Escape Motions and asked if I wanted to review their new art program, Rebelle. After all, you should work smarter, not harder. It's my hope that I can set other digital artists onto the path of using the correct software for the correct job. It's worth noting that I'm not going to be featuring any vector-based programs, though I do have you covered in that regard. This style is often preferred by character designers, hobbyist artists, traditional-to-digital crossover artists, and just as a personal aesthetic preference. I did a bit of research and found that there are three highly regarded programs for creating digital art with a more traditional bend to them.
Not to mention, I have spent about a decade learning that digitally painting in Photoshop is more hassle than it's worth, and that if you can find a better tool for the job you should always use it. This gives me at least a bit of insight into what makes a digital art program worthwhile. I have several years of traditional painting training under my belt and I've held a few jobs that have required me to produce art in a professional capacity. I'm always wary to say that I'm an artist, but for the purpose of this article, let's just say I am.
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