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Mosscore is an aesthetic that focuses on forest and moss related things and objects. The main focus is dark, mossy forests and sometimes things like fungi and liverworts are prevalent. The main colour scheme is mostly various, usually dark, shades of green, browns and other natural hues, and light/bright colours almost never pop up. Man made objects in this aesthetic include, but are not limited to, shacks, huts and cabins.

Visuals[]

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Fashion[]

Mosscore fashion is similar to Dark Academia and Cryptidcore, but with a comfier twist (eg, plaid pants and a skirt with oxfords and a large dark green sweater and rolled down socks.) The look is associated with forests, studying, and chaos.

Media[]

Literature[]

  • Green Mansions by W. H. Hudson
  • Watership Down by Richard Adams
  • Warriors series (particularly The Prophecies Begin) by Erin Hunter

Movies/Anime[]

  • Mushi-Shi
  • Snow White with the Red Hair

Music[]

Songs[]

Activities[]

Many aesthetics can be achieved via activities. Some examples of Mosscore activities would be:

  • Collecting moss samples
  • Keeping a journal
  • Gathering wild fruit
  • Reading old nature books
  • Bird watching
  • Building birdhouses
  • Collecting flora/fauna (mostly bugs)
  • Long walks in the woods
  • Picnics on moss-covered rocks
  • Any activity that is related to observing or creating things with nature quietly

Phrases[]

The Mosscore community on Tumblr has created the following phrases:

  • Let the moss consume me
  • Chaos? More like Cha-MOSS!
  • I am secretly an old forest god
  • Do not perceive me, fear me

Resources[]

External links to help get a better understanding of this aesthetic.

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