Diamond painting involves no counting: the canvas is printed with a grid of symbols and you place the matching drill on each square with the wax pen. It is a calm, repetitive pastime that suits complete beginners, and this night-time scene makes good use of the iridescent and sparkling drills for the lantern light and the reflections.
The landscape format covers a fair amount of surface, so it helps to work in sections, peeling back the protective film a little at a time. Once finished, the wavy edge means the canvas can be displayed as it is; a frame is not included, and if you prefer to frame it you will need a mount or spaced glass so the drills are not crushed.