Rebelle 7 Oil Mountain Tutorial

This is a Tutorial for painting a Mountain with Oils in Rebelle 7.

Basic knowledge abut Rebelle 7 is required.

This is a shorter tutorial. It will be more focused, showcasing in real time the interesting parts, and using time-lapse on repetitive tasks. Let me know in the comments if you prefer this format or the previous one.

I will show you:

- Using flats to paint different areas
- Use of palette knives
- Paint using the Dirty Brush, much improved in Rebelle 7

The mountain is the Pedraforca, a mythic mountain from Catalonia, Spain.

This tutorial is divided by chapters. You can jump to any of them by using the time stamps.

This was done using Rebelle 7 Pro, but you can apply it to any previous Rebelle version, or the Standard one.

I hope you like it.

CHAPTERS:
00:00 Start
00:08 Painting Start
03:33 Palette Knives
07:08 Dirty Brush
12:10 Refinements
13:45 Final Tweaks

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Software used to paint: Rebelle 7 Pro
Computer: Mac mini M1 with 16 GB of RAM
Screen: BenQ EX2780Q
Tablet: Xencelabs Pen Tablet Medium
AI voice-over is used for speaking

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[jameykeys]

Great tips - especially the dirty mode tree leaves creation. I like how quickly this video moves. ❤

[duncanbrown]

I definitely prefer this tutorial format.
And I love that dirty brush technique that you used for the trees!

[carlmig]

Me gusta este formato nuevo, menos lento. Obra maestra.

[kelvinntukula]

Great job! I thought the leaves were realistic for a second. When can we expect the brush set? Is it only for painting landscapes?

[joef]

Very good tutorial for new Rebelle user. How do you add two small color palette windows on left side of your workspace?

[jameykeys]

Are you going to make your new, personal brushes available for purchase?

[kerrycmitchell]

I really liked this video!! It was just the right pace for me. It brought back all I had forgotten about landscape painting that I had learned from Aaron Rutton. I liked that you weren’t zooming in and out a lot. Excellent Carles. 👍👍🩷🩷🌟🌟Are you going to be selling your brushes soon??