Every order ships tracked and arrives in 6-10 business days. Get the Christmas gifts done early. If it's for a date, order at least two weeks ahead.

Yes. Put their address at checkout and it ships there, tracked. Every kit arrives ready to give, with our printed thank-you card in the parcel.

No. Nothing lights up and nothing plugs in. What looks like a glow in the photos is the color coming up against the black. An ordinary table lamp is all you need to see the lines.

No. You're not drawing anything: every line of the city is already printed on the card in gray. You follow the lines with the bamboo stick and the color comes up. If you can trace a line, you can do this.

Probably. Those cards were blank: you drew whatever you could. This one comes with the city already drawn in gray. Illustrators were doing this in the 1800s, for books and newspapers. It's called scratchboard.

Start with one if you just want to try it. Many people pick two or three: three side by side is four feet of wall.At least two. Many people pick two or three: three side by side is four feet of wall.

Six in ten people buy it as a gift. Pick the places that mean something to them, or simply ones they'd find beautiful. It arrives ready to give, and every parcel has our printed thank-you card inside.

Every order ships tracked and arrives in 6-10 business days. If it's for a date, order at least two weeks ahead.

It depends on the place and on you. Some people finish a card in one evening, others take a few. There's no timer and no wrong pace.

Some details are fine, especially in the busier cities. A good lamp helps, and you can take it slowly: there's no timer and no wrong pace.

Yes. There's no timer, so older hands can take it slowly. Younger kids should scratch with a grown-up nearby: the box says not for children under 3 (small parts).

It depends on the place and on you. Some people finish a card in one evening, others take a few. There's no timer and no wrong pace.

No. You're not drawing anything: every line of the city is already printed on the card in gray. You follow the lines with the bamboo stick and the color comes up. If you can trace a line, you can do this.

Six in ten people buy it as a gift, and four in ten give it for no occasion at all. Pick the places that mean something to them, or simply ones they'd find beautiful. It arrives ready to give, with our printed thank-you card in the parcel.

Yes. Put their address at checkout and it ships there, tracked. Every kit arrives ready to give, with our printed thank-you card in the parcel.

Every order ships tracked and arrives in 6-10 business days. Get the Christmas gifts done early. If it's for a date, order at least two weeks ahead.

It's an evening, or a few. In the box: the city card, 16 × 11.2 in, a blank black card to draw your own, a bamboo stick, its envelope and instructions. Three cards side by side are four feet of wall, and shipping is free over $100.

No. Nothing lights up and nothing plugs in. What looks like a glow in the photos is the color coming up against the black. An ordinary table lamp is all you need to see the lines.

A little fine dust comes off as you scratch. Nothing wet and nothing to wash: no paint, no brushes.

Yes. There's no timer, so older hands can take it slowly. Younger kids should scratch with a grown-up nearby: the box says not for children under 3 (small parts).

Start with one if you just want to try it. Many people pick two or three: three side by side is four feet of wall.At least two. Many people pick two or three: three side by side is four feet of wall.

Some details are fine, especially in the busier cities. A good lamp helps, and you can take it slowly: there's no timer and no wrong pace.

Probably. Those cards were blank: you drew whatever you could. This one comes with the city already drawn in gray. Illustrators were doing this in the 1800s, for books and newspapers. It's called scratchboard.