Golems, a symbol of protection, illustrated with different flowers such as red poppies π, daisies and more! Buy a single Golem, or a Golem surrounded by smaller Golems, or a Golem being built by smaller Golems or something else!
Hello! My name is Izzy and I am an illustrator who loves to create odd creatures and lore. This is my first sticker campaign and I am a part of the Sticker Party! 2026 collaboration organized by bloodandmorgans. I am so grateful to be a part of such an awesome crew of artists and I hope you will look at their art as well!
The main goal of this campaign is to reach full funding in order to print and ship these lovely little guys and the flowers they protect. By backing my campaign you will be able to choose from any of the four main designs once the campaign has met it's funding goal.
Collaboration and Incentive Designs and How to Unlock Them
In addition to the four main designs above, I am also offering a design I drew in collaboration with fellow Sticker Party artist Corey Nyhus (Fragmentations of the Wretchcraven)seen on the left. You can unlock this sticker by backing tiers for both my and Corey's campaigns!
Likewise, to unlock the special "Daisy" incentive sticker to the right, by backing tiers for three Sticker Party campaigns. You can see what suits your fancy on the main Sticker Party page.
Backerkit is pledge now and pay later. You will only be charged for your pledge at the end of the campaign if the goal is met!
You will choose the designs you want via survey once the campaign is fully funded, then the rest is up to me to print and ship out the stickers with the money raised!
Unlock new designs by pledging to more than one sticker campaign!
October 2nd - 10th: Campaign! Buy tiers! Choose add-ons!
October/November: Survey sent out once campaign ends. Choose your designs!
November/December: Use funds to print stickers. Updates on order placed and arrival. Stickers will be shipped to me first and then I will begin fulfilling orders.
Please note this is an estimate. Backers will be notified of any changes.
Common risks include delays in production due to unforeseeable circumstances. This includes but is not limited to, manufacturing errors and quality concerns. Weather and holidays may also delay shipping on both ends of fulfillment.
Issues out of my control such as future tariffs, increased costs and/or halting shipments to/from certain places especially those of manufacturing origin may occur. If this happens and production has already begun, there is no guarantee rewards will arrive, and no refunds can be given as funds go towards production costs.
A few months ago a friend asked me if I would be interested in joining Sticker Party. I could hardly say yes fast enough and since then I have been learning (slowly and clumsily) how to create a worthy Backerkit project. How to make an item. The difference between Updates and Emails... But you likely have some more questions about the why, rather than the how.
So, why golems? why flowers?
I have loved drawing golems for years. I have little golem art in my room. My favorite Miyazaki movie is Castle In the Sky (Laputa) and every time the main characters meet the golem robots I feel emotions swell in my chest. My fascination with bringing clay to life may seem random--antithetical even, to who I am because golems are traditionally associated with some broad and complicated ideas. They represent both the concept of protection and dabbling with things humans shouldn't dabble in. The story can be interpreted many ways, and I believe it is supposed to be. It is about desperation, innovation, oppression, and warns us not to fly too close the sun. I've worked with clay before but currently it is not a major part of my artistic practice. I jumped into the idea with the feeling that having golems and flowers together in a harmonious and peaceful settings was simply correct. Especially when those flowers are so gentle and meaningful. Flowers are representative of the quickness of life while a golem is something that can stand for a long time. In the midst of it all I seemed to come up with a little bit of world building. Smaller golems building and mourning the larger golems. Golems in different terrains. Who knows where they are! Where they go!
Where did the designs come from?
A while ago I had an idea to make a line of golems in as many shapes as I could. I was too tired to do a good job but I figured maybe something could come of it. Maybe I could sell them as examples of my spot illustration abilities? Maybe they would sit comfortably in my sketchbook. Who knows. Then once this project happened I drew larger golems to see if I could make them "friend-shaped". Adding flowers was a decision I made right before I sat down with my iPad by scribbling half-thought-out detail with pencils.
Why only four (five if you get the freebie)?
I wanted to make this project a bit easier for myself so that I could give myself the space and time I needed to learn the ropes before launch. Now that I am doing it--I certainly want to do more in the future and those will likely have more options.
What else do you do?
I make illustrations and comics! I've been published by some literary magazines and run my own free-source comic magazine by myself in my free time (The Oat Bag). I take commission requests via a google form in my instagram bio. Feel free to check out my stuff on Instagram: @izzybleep and on my website: izzysinger.com
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Corey Nyhus