A meeting suspended between sky and stone: two fair-haired figures face each other on a balcony while dragons wheel through the clouds. The design is large and full of subtle shading, especially in the sky, so it can be worked section by section at a comfortable pace.
In diamond painting you peel back one piece of protective film at a time, pick up the drills with the wax-tipped stylus and press them onto the squares marked with the matching symbol: repetitive, calming work that suits newcomers as well as experienced crafters. All the tools are included; a frame is not, so plan for one. When the canvas is finished, press it with a cloth and a rolling pin so the drills bond firmly.