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@Ingolf
gladly,
when it comes to using/refining vector graphics created with Vectorstyler,
Paths and Stencils in Rebelle are particularly the most interesting.
Rebelle also offers, in my opinion, the best digital watercolor simulation.
Oil painting is also pretty cool. One should not expect miracles, because
ultimately, this is a digital simulation and not the real thing.
Paths are vector graphics in SVG format and can be quite wild. A brush in
Rebelle still follows each individual path like a ruler. This also applies
to the eraser, liquifier, smudge, and water brush.
Stencils are simple grayscale or black-and-white raster graphics in PNG
format. Stencils are like Masks you could brush over it hide the stencil
and you have your design.
Paths and Stencils can be converted into Selections.
Currently Selections could only converted back in Stencils.
There is no Text Tool in Rebelle, but you could create a Stencil
from your Vectorstyler Text and use this in Rebelle.
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Here how wild Paths could be, a brush will follow every
single Path. This could mean a lot of handy work.
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Here i made some test using the Watercolor brush along a Path
and one using the Liquify brush.
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Here my Stencil and Path Folder
