Let’s learn how to draw an Iron Golem from Minecraft! It’s a fun and easy project. Grab your pencil, marker, paper, and coloring tools, and let’s get started!
Start with a Rectangle: Draw a big rectangle in the middle of your paper. This will be the Golem’s body. Make sure to draw lightly so you can erase if needed.
Add the Head: Draw two lines going up from the top of the rectangle to make the head. The head is tall and sits right on top of the body.
Shape the Body: Imagine a line going down from the head and make the bottom of the body a little wider. Connect the lines to finish the body shape.
Leg Structure: Draw two tall rectangles coming down from the body for the legs. Leave a small space between them.
Widen the Legs: Draw a short line outwards on each side of the legs, then connect the bottoms to complete them.
Arm Outline: Draw two long lines from the sides of the body. These are the arms, and they should almost reach the ground.
Top of the Arms: Draw lines that go up a little past the body to make the top of the arms. The arms are skinnier than the legs.
Connect the Arms: Draw the outside lines of the arms and connect them at the bottom.
Draw the Face: In the middle of the head, draw a line for the mouth and another line above it for the eyebrows.
Nose and Eyes: Draw a big nose with two lines going down past the head. For the eyes, draw two “L” shapes on each side of the nose.
Add Pupils: Inside each eye, draw a small square for the pupils.
Trace with Marker: Use a marker to trace over your pencil lines to make them bold and clear.
Erase Guidelines: Erase any extra pencil lines, especially inside the nose.
Add Details: Draw the shoulders and legs, and don’t forget the dark areas for the shoulders and feet.
Choose Your Colors: Use markers, colored pencils, or oil pastels to color your Iron Golem. The main color is usually a tan shade.
Add Details: Color the vines and flowers on the Golem. Be creative with the colors, just like in the game!
Shading: Use a darker color to add texture and shading to the body, arms, and legs.
Final Touches: You can add a poppy or other details to make your drawing special.
Great job! You’ve drawn and colored your very own Iron Golem. You can even draw a village background to make it look like it’s in the game. Have fun and keep drawing!
Build Your Own Golem: Use building blocks or LEGO pieces to create a 3D model of an Iron Golem. Think about the shapes you used in your drawing, like rectangles for the body and legs, and try to recreate them with your blocks. Once you’ve built your Golem, imagine it walking around your room or protecting a village. How would it move? What sounds might it make?
Golem Adventure Story: Write a short story or draw a comic strip about an adventure your Iron Golem might have. Where does it go? Who does it meet? What challenges does it face? Use your imagination to create a fun and exciting story. Share your story with a friend or family member and see if they can come up with their own Golem adventure!
Nature Walk and Observation: Go on a nature walk with a family member or friend and look for plants, flowers, and vines like the ones you drew on your Iron Golem. Take a notebook and draw or write about the different plants you see. How do they look similar or different from the ones on your Golem? Think about how you can use these observations to add more details to your drawing.
