Cosmic Dance
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Gone, but never forgotten.
This retired design is part of Diamond Art Club history. Explore its artwork, details, and the memories shared by our community.
- Listed price
- 6,700 ISK
Round Diamonds
17" x 17" (42.6cm x 42.6cm)
22,697 Diamonds
Aurora Borealis diamonds
Inspired by the Northern Lights
Aurora Borealis (AB) diamonds have an iridescent coating that reflects a shifting glow of color, bringing extra radiance to selected areas of your painting.
Fairy Dust diamonds
A dusting of glitter
Fairy Dust diamonds have a glittering finish that catches the light in tiny sparkling flecks, adding a delicate shimmer to your artwork.
- Premium Velvet Tarpaulin Patented Canvas
- Perforated Clear Film
- Superior Quality Diamonds
- Twist & Pick Applicator with Wax and Multiplacers
- Stackable Tray with Lid and Stopper
- Inventory Sheet with Pre-Cut Sticker Labels
- 15 Resealable Baggies
Waltz into a sky split between star-flecked midnight and a blazing rainbow dawn, where two silhouetted dancers hold each other close above a glowing sun and a pale round moon. This Becca Tindol diamond painting kit casts that midair embrace across 37 blended colors on a canvas that reads like a snapshot of forever.
Becca Tindol built this scene as a study in contrasts, half cosmic midnight, half sherbet dawn, with two dancers caught mid spin between them. Diamond Art Club brings it to a 17" x 17" canvas holding 22,697 round drills across 37 colors, intermediate footing for a crafter ready to level up from a first kit, plus 4 AB drills and 1 Fairy Dust drill to catch the light like real stardust. Artwork by Becca Tindol.
Canvas Size: 17" x 17" (42.6cm x 42.6cm)
Diamonds: 22,697 across 37 colors
Drill Shape: Round - friendly placement for fine detail areas
Special Drills: 4 AB + 1 Fairy Dust for added sparkle and shimmer
Coverage: Full drill - complete diamond coverage
Materials: Velvet-coated canvas and faceted resin drills
Artwork by: Becca Tindol
Every canvas ships on Diamond Art Club's patented velvet, with a lifetime warranty on materials. Ready to let this midnight-to-morning waltz glow above your bed, sunrise included?
Release Date: May 13, 2023
Full drill canvas
Full drill canvases are the best way to capture the brilliance and beauty of the original artwork. As these paintings are created by placing diamonds on every inch of the entire rendering, full drill canvases are perfect for those who want to dazzle others with radiant sparkle.
Customer Reviews
- SLShelli L.Verified BuyerMy Diamond Painting Experience Expert1 week agoMy Diamond Painting Experience ExpertRated 5 out of 5 starsSimple and relaxing
This picture was very relaxing to work on. Sometimes I really enjoy a smaller size with more color blocking to do less color switching and less thinking about what I'm doing. This was perfect for that and the bright colors with the dark background was fun, it looks so beautiful completed.
Was this helpful? - MKMonica K.Verified BuyerMy Diamond Painting Experience Intermediate1 week agoMy Diamond Painting Experience IntermediateRated 5 out of 5 starsCosmic Dance
I love the colours in this one.
Was this helpful? - RZRia Z.Verified BuyerMy Diamond Painting Experience Intermediate1 month agoMy Diamond Painting Experience IntermediateRated 5 out of 5 starsCosmic Dance
This painting has a special meaning to me.
Luckily it's the older version wich means it has perfect glue.
The drills have no problems sticking to the canvas and they won't jump off like magic beans.
They do have more trash drills but i don't mind that because of the pros mentioned above.
Was this helpful? - SLSheri L. B.Verified BuyerMy Diamond Painting Experience Expert2 months agoMy Diamond Painting Experience ExpertRated 5 out of 5 starsBeautiful
Absolutely stunning,.so sparkly
Was this helpful? - RBRoxie B.Verified Buyer6 months agoRated 5 out of 5 starsBeginner Friendly
Amazing project to work on after doing large diamond paintings. This one only took me a week compared to other diamond paintings i’ve done, especially with how much color block is within the painting!
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