Morgana
◆ From the archive
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
- $155.00 NZD
Square Diamonds
22" x 30" (55.8cm x 75.7cm)
68,096 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.
- 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
Colors in this kit15 colors · Square diamonds View full listHide list
Specialty diamonds
2 colors- 115Aurora Borealis
- 125Aurora Borealis
Standard diamonds
13 colors- 310
- 317
- 318
- 413
- 414
- 415
- 498
- 762
- 814
- 3371
- 3705
- 3799
- 5200
Cradle a ruby-eyed baby dragon in your palm as Morgana rises from the shadows of her potion-lined study, corseted in scarlet red. This Diana Levin Art diamond painting kit renders every fang, ruffle and candlelit shadow in faceted resin.
The 22" x 30" canvas holds 68,096 Square drills across 15 colors, plus 2 AB drills that catch the light like scales on the dragon's wing. At just 15 colors, this design brings you into Diana Levin Art's shadowy world of skulls, roses and candlelight. Artwork by Diana Levin Art.
Canvas Size: 22" x 30" (55.8cm x 75.7cm)
Diamonds: 68,096 across 15 colors
Drill Shape: Square - crisp tiled finish for clean detail
Special Drills: 2 AB for added sparkle and shimmer
Coverage: Full drill - complete diamond coverage
Materials: Velvet-coated canvas and faceted resin drills
Artwork by: Diana Levin Art
Every canvas ships on Diamond Art Club's patented velvet, with a lifetime warranty on materials. Ready to tame your own baby dragon in resin and rhinestones? Morgana is waiting on her shelf, dragon in hand and secrets in her eyes.
Release Date: May 27, 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
- BBHVerified Buyer7 months agoRated 4 out of 5 starsSo many trash drills...
....okay, disclaimer. I got this picture in 2023, but I was still shocked how many trash drills were in this kit. It probably didn't help that it was primarily grays and black. The light colors were nice though. Also, is it just me or does the top of the dragon's nose look like it has a dark line across it? Lastly, there was quite a bit of gapping. I love the overall picture though.
Was this helpful? - AVAna V.Verified Buyer9 months agoRated 5 out of 5 starsGorgeous gothic
This was a pleasant progress, although it had a lot of dark colors, there's a lot of dept and watching the red bloom in the picture as I went along, it really made me appreciate it even more. It's certaintly not for everyone. There was a lot of trash, specially because the darker colors usually do have more deffect in contrast to their counterpart, but still there was plenty.
I included a photo of when the sunlight reflected on the drills just the right angle, it looks beautiful!
Was this helpful? - JMJennifer M.Verified Buyer9 months agoRated 5 out of 5 starsMorgana
The canvas being mostly grey and black with some red makes it really interesting. Fair amount of confetti but there's also line blocking and some colour blocking.
Was this helpful? - LFLee F.Verified Buyer1 year agoRated 5 out of 5 starsSpooky
Love that this only has 15 colors. You can see the deep shadows of objects and the splash of red stands out.
Was this helpful? - CHCourtney H.Verified BuyerMy Diamond Painting Experience Intermediate1 year agoMy Diamond Painting Experience IntermediateRated 5 out of 5 starsGreat
Lot of black but other then that loved doing it
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