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And back at it again. I know I’ve been caught lacking with uploads recently, and the reason for that is I’m lazy, but I also have been spreading my attention between a lot of designs. The other day I finally just sat down, played some lofi hiphop (gag) and finished quite a few, so expect some more uploads soon!

The Iron Golem is this sort of mystical ancient structure that was imbued with life from the garden of flowers in its belly, and the vines that grow outwards from them. It was made with this dull rusty iron, cracked with age, that’s being held together by the thick mass of plantlife inside it. The villagers/player that designed it gave it the spirals along it’s body that are signature to there culture (look at my Realistic Zombie and Villager posts to spot them!), and the Golem in gratitude for creation chose to serve. Decided to lean more in the mystical roots than the steampunk one cause it’s a golem not a mech, and in line with that choice I added the Hebrew word “Emet” on it’s left knuckle, which is signature to bringing golems to life. Hope you enjoy!

Description
And back at it again. I know I’ve been caught lacking with uploads recently, and the reason for that is I’m lazy, but I also have been spreading my attention between a lot of designs. The other day I finally just sat down, played some lofi hiphop (gag) and finished quite a few, so expect some more uploads soon!

The Iron Golem is this sort of mystical ancient structure that was imbued with life from the garden of flowers in its belly, and the vines that grow outwards from them. It was made with this dull rusty iron, cracked with age, that’s being held together by the thick mass of plantlife inside it. The villagers/player that designed it gave it the spirals along it’s body that are signature to there culture (look at my Realistic Zombie and Villager posts to spot them!), and the Golem in gratitude for creation chose to serve. Decided to lean more in the mystical roots than the steampunk one cause it’s a golem not a mech, and in line with that choice I added the Hebrew word “Emet” on it’s left knuckle, which is signature to bringing golems to life. Hope you enjoy!