aesthetic broth

activе blog - @dariuskurwa; side blogs - @gesternchen & @darcaledostuff

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ⲥ ⲉ ⲅ ⲟ ⲇ ⲏ я / 𝓉 𝑜 𝒹 𝒶 𝓎

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♡ 𝖈𝖔𝖔𝖑 𝖒𝖆𝖙𝖊𝖘 𝖇𝖗𝖔𝖒𝖆𝖓𝖈𝖊 ♡ | 𝐍𝐨𝐭𝐢𝐜𝐞 𝐌𝐞 𝐌𝐕

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still can't get over this aesthetic...

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would love to introduce my youtube channel to you guys. check my random music edits at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKu14U8tm-kXdI8zTzw1eKA

ʄ ǟ ʀ ʄ ǟ ʟ ʟ ɨ ռ օ

just some random music edits. i do not pursue the aim to monetize the content. all rights belong to their respective owners.

i do not pursue the aim to monetize the content. all rights belong to their respective owners.

if y’all have any ideas on which song should i edit next, please take a moment to let me know in the comments. i’d appreciate following if you enjoy my content and our music tastes coincide! 🖤

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check my youtube channel out! 🤍

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Some people make a place beautiful. 

| aph bosherz aes. | life in village |

@miladrawsstuff - thank you a lot for such warm words, dear! I hope you’ll enjoy a small present I’ve made for you :*

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Culture grows on the vine of tradition. 

| aph serbkum aes. | traditional |

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The poppy opes her scarlet purse of dreams.

| aph serbmace aes. | national symbols |

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Sience in your veins is Art in mine. 

| aph montserb aes. | student au | 

Some bonus notes: 

I know many au's for Yugotalia bros exist out there but I've decided to bring out my opinion on those numerous college au's (sounds menacingly...). Anyway in my college/university au I headcanon Sćepan as an art student, this seems to me a pretty interesting contrast between his touch-me-not appearance and educational direction he's interested in, such as painting, sculpture, maybe even architecture design. 

What for Vuk, the choice is pretty much obvious, I think: maths and physics (a clear reference to Nikola Tesla. For that reason, I bet, he and Dražen always compete whose destiny it is - to become an outstanding physicist, but the progress of both remains equal).

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Large parties: they are so intimate. 

| aph nyo!ameita aes. | 1920s |

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Tell me if there's love between us. 

 | aph grerom aes. | aripile |

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The measure of a man is what he does with power. 

| aph england x egypt aes. | british rule | 

Some bonus notes:

British occupation of Egypt lasted for about 70 years, from the forced invasion of the year 1882 till 1952, when the Egyptian Revolution resulted in the elimination of British military presence and the Republic of Egypt was eventually established. The formal Protectorate of Britain over Egypt - with monarchy as the form of government (that was expected) - began just after the declaration of war with Ottoman Empire and covered the period of time between 1914 and 1922. Of course, British rule didn’t mean the absence of turbulence: throughout that time Egyptian lands were still being thrilled with demonstrations, which later grew into tremendous uprisings of the year 1919… 

Still some, let them call this way, bonuses existed. Slowly but surely Egypt overcame budget deficit and taxes were slightly lowered, which meant better control of financial management. Evelyn Baring, appointed as the council-general of Egypt, initiated multiple reforms to improve financial stability. On a rather long term Britain was investing in the cultivation of cotton, which was if not major, but impressive driving force of Egyptian agriculture (in fact, these measures were assumed to turn Egypt into a raw material supplier for British textile industry, but who cares, ok, just kiddin’). Soon the area of cultivated land, set with cotton, increased from 495 thousand to 1,7 million feddans). 

What for the image of a coin used in the middle of upper row, this is a 10 piastres coin, issued in 1917 (piastre is an Egyptian currency, originally based on the Ottoman kuruş). This coin is actually a reference to the fact that the main spheres for cross-border capital investing were banking and trade. Another image (this time - in the middle of lower row) is a vintage photo of islamic architecture on the Egyptian town’s streets in late 19-th - early 20-th century.

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We crave what we can’t have.

| aph serbherz aes. | harvest |

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Some people are worth melting for. 

| aph serbkum aes. | summer and winter |

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The pain is real, but so is hope. 

 | aph russerb aes. | 1914 doujin |

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These storms are only trying to wash you clean. 

| aph nyo!montenegro aes. | 90s |

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Eat bitter, taste sweet. 

 | aph slovljub aes. | colours of nation | 

Images used: 

Building of the former Cooperative Bank in Ljubljana, Slovenia (right bottom corner) 

Traditional Easter eggs of Bela Krajina's region, Slovenia (right upper corner) 

Annual carnival Kurentovanje which purpose is to 'chase away the winter' (left upper corner)

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Through simplicity comes beauty. 

| aph albania aes. | traditional |

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They are clothed in strength and dignity.

| aph turkey and greece aes. | janissaries | 

Some bonus notes: 

Paying regard to Sadik's mettle, military skills and the fact that he is the personification of a state, back then I see Turkey as both member of Sipahi (Ottoman cavalry) and the Sultan's private bodyguard (that's why I've included royal military cap and white horse in this aesthetic. His rank is also indicated by burgundy outfit in the right bottom corner), because one more was never too many. 

What for Heracles, without a doubt he could be an experienced soldier, however, I don't think that he would be promoted more than a low-rank Janissary, no matter what craving he had for it (to do Sadik a bad turn, of course). Still he is a good rider and archer.