Harald Austad
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Global Village Coffeehouse is the final boss of 90s aesthetics. It’s a hand drawn art style in a jewel toned color palette that celebrates globalization and unity, with tribalism, world music and warm coffee cups. It was the epitome of design style in the 1990s and lasted into the early 2000s. It can be seen as the art in Central Perk on Friends and in every coffee chain and cafe from Starbucks to Barnes and Noble. It’s a positive and joyful design in a momcore style with brushstrokes, airbrush from a backpacking era with environmentally friendly perception. It’s hand crafted with a soft jazz feel, mixed with surrealism and a naive outlook of a warm and cozy future #globalvillagecoffeehouse #aesthetic #90s #90snostalgia #2000snostalgia
Harald Austad243,900 views • 3 months ago
The Dark Fantasy Aesthetic is the 80s magical film style that dominated the era. It’s peak dungeons and dragons time, and every monster needs to be defeated by a magical sword. It’s before CGI became the norm and so the films have an otherworldly feel of Analog film, Immersive sets, stage lighting, foggy sets, Physical filters and prisms, Costumes And hand crafted monsters come alive With stop motion, puppetry and animatronics. They had to rely on good ol movie magic To create fantasy landscapes and creatures And this is what gives it the distinct 80s look. As a kid in the 80s, these looked amazingly real to me at the time. Some of the films were surprisingly adult, With moments that became core childhood memories. The fantasy genre evolved to contain more adult themes and a bigger audience, In a mix of dragons, elves, magic and castles, In a mysterious, sinister and scary vibe, At the same time very camp and puply In the un ironic way of the 80s #darkfantasy #fantasy #aesthetic #80s #80snostalgia
Harald Austad19,700 views • 3 months ago
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