Appa
◆ 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
- $51.99 USD
Square Diamonds
22" x 22" (55.8cm x 55.8cm)
50,176 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
Scramble onto Appa's saddle and rise past fog wrapped cliffs toward a temple lost in the clouds. This Avatar: The Last Airbender diamond painting kit sets Appa's floppy ears and six broad paws glittering across a full canvas.
Fill in a 22 inch by 22 inch canvas with 22 rich colors across 50176 resin drills, including 1 AB drill for extra shimmer and 1 Fairy Dust drill for a touch of sparkle. With just 22 colors on the palette this beginner friendly build welcomes first time crafters and longtime Avatar fans alike to bring Appa home square by square. Officially licensed through Viacom / Avatar: The Last Airbender.
Canvas Size: 22" x 22" (55.8cm x 55.8cm)
Diamonds: 50,176 across 22 colors
Drill Shape: Square - crisp tiled finish for clean detail
Special Drills: 1 AB + 1 Fairy Dust for added sparkle and shimmer
Coverage: Full drill - complete diamond coverage
Materials: Velvet-coated canvas and faceted resin drills
Licensed by: Viacom / Avatar: The Last Airbender
Every canvas ships on Diamond Art Club's patented velvet, with a lifetime warranty on materials. Ready to welcome your own sky bison aboard? Just remember to shout "yip yip" when he's finished.
© 2024 Viacom International Inc. All Rights Reserved. Nickelodeon, Avatar: The Last Airbender and all related titles, logos and characters are trademarks of Viacom International Inc.
Release Date: June 22, 2024
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
- TTeriVerified BuyerMy Diamond Painting Experience Beginner3 months agoMy Diamond Painting Experience BeginnerRated 5 out of 5 starsGreat Project
I absolutely loved how this came out. The gray background was tedious at times but I think it really made Appa pop. I wanted to complete the canvas as designed, but thought about redesigning his left paw. I think having it this way makes him see more 3D. I did have some gapping towards the top but I don't think it impacts the overall look of it. Given this was my first square project, I don't know if it was really a beginner project, due to ora sheer size, but who doesn't love Appa? Yip yip!
Was this helpful? - KPKat P.Verified Reviewer4 months agoRated 5 out of 5 starsMain Character Energy
I’ve loved ATLA since it was born. Appa definitely comes out in this DAC. I framed him; both the back to which he is mounted, and the front (stained), to cover his excess canvas. I love the illusions of the temple and the surrounding area; and I absolutely adore the way Appa pops against his background color. I stained the frame black with a wiped down, distressed look; trying to encapsulate the storyline with the black frame. IFYKY. A great piece; I adore it a ton.
Was this helpful? - AAlyssaVerified Buyer5 months agoRated 5 out of 5 starsLoved this (for the most part)
I really enjoyed working on this one, except for the large amount of single-color background that got a little boring. When I got close to the end I did the remaining background first and saved his face/horns for last and that made it a bit more fun.
Also, this is the first diamind painting where I did a significant amount of editing as I didn't like how some of the background mountains were covering parts of his arms, back leg, and stomach. I had to readjust the colors and shading for several of those areas but was able to finish everything with the existing diamonds provided with the kit. If anyone decides to do their own edits, I hope the video/photos I attach are helpful.
Was this helpful? - APAllie P.Verified Buyer6 months agoRated 5 out of 5 starsLove Appa so much!
This one was a huge mess to begin with! Poor fella’s arm was a disaster and now you can’t even tell! Took a video to share up close visuals of all the changes I did to him.
Breakdown: I fixed his whole arm on the right, some of his belly on the right and his middle leg close to the belly area. I also fixed his back on the left and his back hind leg on that same side. I also fixed all of his feet as those were also a mess.
Overall I am so happy with him! And to finish him off, of course he had to have my signature heart added! 🥰🩷🎉
Was this helpful? - JHJordan H.Verified Buyer7 months agoRated 5 out of 5 starsAdorable 🥰
Bought this to do for my best friend's birthday. Hoping he loves the art as much as I do
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