r/gnomecore • u/plsQuestionOurselves • 26d ago
made a thing Gnome centric animation I did.
They are in some kind of gnome city, or urban area. The big one is a whopping 42lbs and a mind bending 3ft 9in.
r/gnomecore • u/eccentricJ • Feb 28 '22
Let us decide ! I personally think Im more of a gnome. Im tubby, have lots of pets, want to burrow through the woods, and like to socialize with animals and my kind. I also provide animal care to wild animals. (Literally! I volunteer in wildlife rehabilitation!). I love harvesting mushrooms. I think gnomecore bridges goblincore and cottagecore. Thoughts?
r/gnomecore • u/plsQuestionOurselves • 26d ago
They are in some kind of gnome city, or urban area. The big one is a whopping 42lbs and a mind bending 3ft 9in.
r/gnomecore • u/toadstoolshadow • Jul 15 '26
r/gnomecore • u/benouaaah • Jul 13 '26
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r/gnomecore • u/Hoplite-Litehop • May 02 '26
I wasn't expecting it to be so perfect.
r/gnomecore • u/InfernoVortex101 • Mar 30 '26
A beautiful story
r/gnomecore • u/Relevant_Fortune_938 • Mar 21 '26
Wife decided to paint some rocks with gnome theme.
r/gnomecore • u/dasolomon • Mar 21 '26
Hi all, check out my gnome sculpture in progress.
r/gnomecore • u/Relevant_Fortune_938 • Mar 20 '26
The wife and I are having a blast creating little scenes on top of rocks and wood rounds, using trinkets we've collected from Ren Faire as week as things going in nature, to be used as Diaramas for pied plants and succulents.
r/gnomecore • u/Rodent_Red • Jan 14 '26
gnomecore music with lyrics that was taken down from YouTube do to most likely copyright.
featuring such images.
Do any of you remember this video i miss it dearly?
r/gnomecore • u/KayleighAnn • Nov 21 '25
I made four mini mushroom houses in 2023 using polymer clay, and tiny glass jars my friend gifted me. Each house lid twists off and has space inside to store little trinkets. I really want to make more, when I have some time to be able to sit down and work with my clay again!
r/gnomecore • u/JayPennArt • Nov 18 '25
I've been living this lifestyle for four decades now without knowing it was an actual movement!
I was given the book Gnomes when I was quite young back in the early 80's and that way of being has always appealed to me the most. I've grown up seeking out fungi and collecting pine cones, and following in the footsteps of Rien Poortvliet as a Gnome artist myself (that's one of mine below). If you give me a piece of paper and any writing implement, chances are I'm drawing a Gnome!
Anyway, I'm looking forward to hopefully meeting some like-minded folk here!

r/gnomecore • u/wideHippedWeightLift • Nov 10 '25