I love how Rebelle serves as a perfect tool for my schoolwork and is a substantial source of charm due to the unique style it enables in my drawings. It excels in creative expression where other software like Photoshop falls short. I appreciate all the comprehensive tools it offers and the incredible realism they bring to digital art, making it feel almost as if I'm working with physical media. This authenticity makes the creative process genuinely engaging. Additionally, I am impressed by the dedication evident in the tool's development; it's clear that Rebelle is made by creatives for creatives. The setup of Rebelle is incredibly user-friendly, especially the newest version, which makes the paper setup process automatic and seamless. The interface is intuitive, which makes getting up and running with the software a breeze.

It's the pick up and play nature. Unlike other, similar, software you just pick your canvas, pick the tool, brush and let rip. It's my go to software when I want to relax and just create without the software getting in the way. As of typing a new fashion project is getting underway and this is my daily driver when it comes to putting together the initial sketches and some of the more refined designs and colour sets. The range of natural media is great and with the Pro version being able to mix colours as you would on a physical palette only goes to enhance the experience. Easy to install and run, activation is reliable, I haven't had any issues and I've been using it since the 0.75 beta version, bought solely on the strength of the Watercolour engine which has only gotten better. I haven't had to contact Customer support in my own personal use, however we implemented version 3 at work as a network version and the customer support was great. As it supports .psd files loading in files from Photoshop (and visa versa) means cross software use is about as good as you'd want.

It is an application that allows intuitive work while offering the possibility of creating advanced resources in a personalized way, ideal for all types of visual artists.