All posts by EntropyBiohazard

I don't have the wardrobe to dress exactly how I'd prefer, but I'll tag categories that I think are important to my aesthetic.

Ignore:

• My boring hair color

• The yellow tint over everything, the room has yellow walls and lighting

• My busted lavender phone case. Lavender isn't really my aesthetic.

Also, since it will probably help, I really like: neon blue, black, punk imagery, Will Wood, Lemon Demon, comfy clothes, winter gloves, and the witches from Madoka Magica and what they represent (despair and tragedy turned into a bizarre, monstrous, collage-esque and beautiful form in contrast to the series's normal art style).

I want to make some more, non-fashion moodboards for my OC, but I'm not sure of the term for his aesthetic. I tried narrowing it down by following the wiki's advice but I'd appreciate some further help.

Motifs I Noticed/Categories I checked

Tan

Regular blue

Mint

Teal

Neon blue

Mature

Vintage

Fashion Style

Leather

Fur

Wool

Info about my OC

• In love with love

• Married to a demon clown who wears psychedelic colors and has control over dreams (NO, not Pennywise, before y'all try to make any jokes)

• Actually quite childish despite being 23 and his fashion sense

• Better at looking like he has his life together than he is at getting it together

• LIKES

• Chocolate milk in glass mugs

• Cozy nights by the fireplace

• Stuffed animals

• Journaling

• Scrapbooking

• Delicious and good-looking food (especially pasta, cheese, sweets, and meat)

Aesthetics I found that I think he might fall under

• Chic modernist

• Green academia

• Trinketcore

• Lo-Fi

• Whimsigothic

• Art Deco

• Eclectic Grandpa

• Himekaji

• Maillard Style

• Scandi Girl Winter

• Cozy Childhood Hideaway

• Autumn

I'm trying to discover it myself, but I can't tell what to search for on this wiki other than "brightly colored sunglasses."

Major colors: gold, navy blue, black, white, light grey, muted colors, olive

Visuals: locks, heart-shaped objects, rain falling, photos of outer space (NOT artwork of space), messages crafted by taking other messages out of context (such as through magazine collages, fridge magnets, or blackout poetry), mossy tombstones with messages carved into them, handwritten notes

Themes: love, loneliness, encouragement, mystery, wonder, concern, potential, "the world is cruel and we both feel painfully isolated from it but at least we have each other," unhealthy amounts of dependency; a dreamlike, fragile reality