Diamond painting is worked on an adhesive canvas printed with a grid of symbols: the applicator pen picks up the drills one by one and places them on the matching square. Square drills sit side by side with no gaps and give a dense, mosaic-like surface, while the special drills catch the light on the snow and the sky.
The large format and the wide palette make this a long project, better suited to those who already know the technique: peel back the protective film a section at a time and work area by area. No frame is included, but the wavy edge means the piece can be hung as it is, or mounted on a stretcher or framed once finished.