Get 70% off Corel Painter 2019... but you'll have to be quick!

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Price drops from $429 to $129 for a few hours only.

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Black Friday is over, but there are still a few deals here and there. This one from B&H is a standout that's worth checking out even if you (like us) are suffering from deals fatigue. Right now you can pick up Corel Painter for 70% off – but the offer is only live for a few hours so you'll need to be VERY fast. 

Corel has recently released its 2020 Painter update, but the 2019 version is still a very capable tool for digital artists – we gave it four stars in our Corel Painter 2019 review – highlights included its clear, clean interface and its impressive brush selection. In fact, the only real downside was the price. While you can pick up a copy elsewhere for below the RRP of $429, this is by far the cheapest price we've seen. 

Corel Painter 2019 | 1 user license: $429 $129 at B&H 70% off:

Corel Painter 2019 | 1 user license: $429 $129 at B&H
70% off: Get a boxed, multi-lingual retail edition of Corel Painter 2019 with a huge $300 off the RRP right now. It works with Windows a Mac. Hurry though, offer expires in a matter of hours.

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Ruth Hamilton
Ruth Hamilton
Homes Editor, TechRadar

Ruth spent a couple of years as Deputy Editor of Creative Bloq, and has also either worked on or written for almost all of the site's former and current design print titles, from Computer Arts to ImagineFX. She now spends her days reviewing small appliances as the Homes Editor at TechRadar, but still occasionally writes about design on a freelance basis in her spare time.