Kajav! I'd love it with her and her golem (for whenever I get him to 100 to customize). She's about 2/3 the height of her golem.

She is an undead athletic Human, a pale creature with sun-bleached cornsilk hair pinned and bound into a wild line that runs from brow to the nape of her neck, the excess reaching her mid-back. High cheekbones and a squarer jaw lend her face strength, while her nose hosts a slightly crooked line suggesting a previous break. Quicker to narrow in scrutiny than widen in surprise, Kajav's keen gaze, something between a grey and copper, is possibly the most expressive part of her. Of an average, healthy build and height, her hands retain scars and marks from labour, further suggested by the muscle along her shoulders.


GOLEM - doodle - http://i47.tinypic.com/2gsilax.jpg
bornite: http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_le3gwhRjoE1qff6sbo1_400.jpg

a predatory gold-veined golem

Beaked head angled and back hunched like a hawk, a gold-veined golem is here.

Large and disproportionate, this golem is both colourful and deadly. Bornite mottles its surfaces with splashes of rust, purple, emerald and azure, while veins of gold brightly contrast to the dark colours with metallic flashes that weave between joints and facets. Its head is sharply angular and heavy, a primal and crude mimicry of a bird, while its back is hunched and torso large. Long limbs are sharped with smoky talons of diamond. With shifting joints, it lumbers upon long legs that leave smudging trails of gouges and a fine dust in its passage.


CLOTHES:
a smoky, sheer shirt

Sheer silk of an earthy, smoky hue, comprises the body of this long-sleeved shirt. The garment is fitted and meant to be worn beneath other layers, judging by the material and the shape of the waist, ideal for tucking into trousers. The sleeves are long and simply hemmed, and the neck hosts a raised half-collar that leads to an open, deep 'V' that would bare the sternum and end at a squared-off point just above the navel.


a long, sleeveless indigo tunic

Rough-woven silk has been dyed a deep indigo, then fitted and stitched into this flowing tunic. The shoulders are roughly three fingers wide, the material gathered into ruching that would allow better draping and coverage over a bust. A deep 'V' neckline would bare the sternum and abdomen, reinforced at its base with a few horizontal stitches. The back bares loose cowling between the shoulder blades, while the bottom hems are long and split at the hip, to hang in panels front-and-back that reach just beneath the wearer's knees. A subtle cross-weave of metallic copper threads can just be seen when the material shifts, more evident at the bottom of the tunic than at the top.


an ashen waist-cinching bodice

Lined with copper-hued silk, this bodice has been designed to reinforce and support the back and sides of the wearer in combat and leisure alike. Ashen, earthy leather comprises the bodice's outer layer, brightly contrasted by the copper fasteners that line its front, their surfaces tooled with a hammered finish. The bodice's hems are reinforced, the upper cutting an inch or two beneath the wearer's bust, while the lower dips into a shallow 'v' over the abdomen, following the lines of the pelvis.


some neutral knee-length breeches

With a snug fit and yoked legs, these breeches were designed with an active lifestyle in mind. The linen is something between a grey and flesh tone, providing a neat neutral base for an ensemble. The waist is simply buttoned, and the mid-calf hems have been laced for a snugger fit to ease with wearing with boots.


dark leather boots faced with polished greaves

Utilitarian and well made, these boots feature a slight heel for grip, and textured soles for traction. The dark brown-black leather has been oiled and treated for longevity, and the lacings protected by a secondary flap that ties about the boot. A series of straps and buckles allow a set of greaves to be attached, their lines clean and edges dulled for longer wear. Small, rounded poleyns offer protection for the knees, nestled between the split edges of the greaves which each host a distinct crease that runs the length of the shin, where they meet further articulated pieces of steel that protect the wearer's feet.