Corn King during Lughnasadh, towering figure made of woven corn stalks and wheat, face a mask of intertwined leaves, eyes glowing like embers, realism with rustic fantasy elements, standing tall in the golden fields, massive scythe with a silver blade in hand, ritualistic atmosphere as the Corn King receives offerings of first fruits and grains, warm sunlight casting long shadows, symbolic sacrifice for the renewal of the land, powerful and reverent mood., in the style of a Lughnasadh-inspired scene with a lush, late summer early autumn landscape, bucolic beauty and mysterious rituals of the pagan sabbat, infused with sensuality and a hint of eerie allure, retro 70s vibe , the scene is captured in dimly lit dark fantasy but vibrant colors, with bold ink lines defining form against the watercolor wash of the aged paper
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