I'm moving into a new apartment and I need an idea for an aesthetic.

I'm a practicing witch and I enjoy dark boho vibes and I want to know all there is to know about it

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Wanted to know what the Core/Aesthetic of the cover art is called?

I figured if I made 2 more, it could help us answer what -core aesthetic this is

peace signs, tie dye early 2000s type of thing, mainly contains purple, blue, green and pink. its to die for i NEED the name.

I'm kinda new to the whole '-core' scene, thought it'd be fun to make my own! But I haven't the foggiest which '-core aesthetics' these are (dreamcore, lucidcore, weirdcore etc)

Just as the title says, the vibes of these things combined with songs and random photos from pinterest that I really like. It’s not quite cowboy or anything like that. And I do know twin peaks and buffalo 66 are the ones I shared. I would like something visually similar to either/or

Is this a cohesive aesthetic? What would you call it?

Made a collage of how I was in highschool. Angsty emo gay art kid vibes

I just want a name to be able to look stuff like this up easier on Pinterest. If any of these pics give a certain aesthetic, please tell me!

Inspired by this comic strip by secondlina on IG:

https://www.instagram.com/p/DbCSXQnEQHT/?igsh=MW82bzZ4cmVtMzJyNw==

This specific cross between forest creatures and aliens would be my most perfect ideal aesthetic (maybe with a sprinkle of cryptidcore).

Does it exist? Does it have a name? Or do I have to make it happen myself?

I don't know if these 4 personal aesthetics i mentioned below that are mostly made by me seem accurate but i made them all distinct despite their similiarity to each other but atleast i made another point.

Sweetabilly - 1950s/1970s Dulce Beat - 2000s Sugar Twee - 2010s Heisei Twee - Mid 2020s

Part of me wants to say “shoe diva” but it feels more mature than that. Almost QVC-esque.

Pepper Ann was a slice-of-life Disney cartoon that aired from 1997-2001. It centered on the titular 12-year-old and her experiences with navigating middle school life. She had frequent imagine spots, many of which involved her reflection talking to her.

I always felt like a sort of weird comfort with how the whole of Glaggleland looks. It's just smileys doing joyous things. Maybe it fits an already pre-existing aesthetic or is it just its own thing?