#jamie fraser aesthetic

[booksaesthesic]

-jaime fraser aesthetic-

[ancientsstudies]

Your face is my heart Sassenach, and the love of you is my soul.

ig credit: cosyacademia.

[gruuldark]

MY FAVORITE TV SHOWS: OUTLANDER

So time, space, history be damned." — Clair Fraser

[discoursets]

sometime in february 🪶

[mesreina]

Outlander 🤍

[jennsara0799]

Marsali Mckimmie Fraser mood board

[saintlopezlov3r]

Jamie Fraser⚔️

Outlander

Mood board

[letmetellyousomestuff]

“I could feel his heart beating against my ribs, and wanted nothing more than to stay there forever, not moving, not making love, just breathing the same air.”

- Diana Gabaldon, Outlander

[prettyboywoll]

✰ Masterlist ✰

Last update: 04/27/24

Fraser Minten:

Fraser as a boyfriend

Arber Xhekaj

I missed you

Matt Rempe

I need you

Trevor Zegras

Trevor as a boyfriend

Thomas Bordeleau

Thomas as a boyfriend

Juraj slafkovský:

Juraj as a boyfriend

Kent Johnson:

Hard launch

Osu!player x KJ

Jamie Drysdale:

Jamie as a boyfriend

Braden Schneider:

Braden as a boyfriend

Soft thought #1

Soft thought #2

Soft thought #3

Interviews

Read to me

Promise ring

Nicknames

Not mad at you

Mason Mctavish:

Boyfriend

Photo dump

Colton Dach:

Colton as a boyfriend

Late night talks (zegras!sister x dach)

Will Smith:

Will as a boyfriend

Breaking up

Adam fantilli:

Adam as a boyfriend

Matthew Knies:

Showing you off

All mine

Joseph Woll:

Joseph as a boyfriend

Lover

Reader x Joseph Woll x Matthew Knies:

Our eyes only - JW + MK

Such a good girl - JW + MK

Maveric lamoureux:

Maveric as a boyfriend

Hughes!Sister x maverick au (can be found under the tag ella Hughes🌼)

Intro

How they meet

Jack’s reaction

Jack’s apology

Ella x Maveric’s aesthetic #2

Them as a couple

Insta edit #1 #2 #3

Fluffy blurb

Breaking up Part 2 part 3 part 4ish

Jack + Tyler’s fault Finding out

New bf?

Back together.. kinda

Forgiving Maveric

Jack realizing fixing it

Closed off

baby announcement

Ryan Leonard:

Call me what you want

Kevin Korchinski

I'll take care of you

teach me

[sgiandubh]

Belfast: not your average working-class drama

So, yes: as promised, I watched Belfast last night, until the wee hours of the next morning. And I have to immediately add I do not feel the need for a re-watch. As usually, I shall not insist more than necessary on the storyline and focus instead on the raw impressions I am taking home with me.

It was a strange experience, given all the huffing and puffing and hype and backstage context, inevitably involving C. And I defy any OL fan to watch and process it otherwise: the circus was what it was, at its time, Vanity Fair major PR blunder included. Whether you are a hardcore Balfe Nation stan or a shipper, that bias is there, looming over your screen as you try and get into the magic of it. An ambitious and, at least for me, unfulfilled goal.

The storyline is personal, in a cinematic niche that screams for political statements, peppered with psychological heaviness and guerilla brutality. The Guardian's Peter Bradshaw spoke in his chronicle about an 'euphoric eulogy' (https://www.theguardian.com/film/2021/oct/12/belfast-review-kenneth-branagh-jamie-dornan-judi-dench), where the NYT's Jeannette Catsoulis saw ' grit and glamour stroll hand-in-hand' (https://www.nytimes.com/2021/11/11/movies/belfast-review.html), with a marked, delighted nod to C's performance as Ma. So yes, we inevitably deal with 'rose-tinted glasses' and 'softened edges', in this nostalgic, elegantly shot coming of age plot. The aesthetic is there, with a black& white sleek filming choice that makes everything so dense at times, you simply have to hit pause and let it sink in. It is, I suspect, Branagh's nod to Truffaut and his Antoine Doinel five movie cycle, starting with Les Quatre Cents Coups (The 400 Blows, but this is an inept translation of an idiom that means 'to break havoc'), another coming-of-age working class story set in Paris during the Fifties and also shot in black and white. A clever choice that allows the audience to focus on the dialogues, without any other distraction. And ultimately, a statement that also heavily drags you by your coat's button: "hey, there, I am an independent, intellectual movie featuring beautiful people amid hardship: wanna be friends?"

Being totally impervious to the Fifty Shades of Grey charm allowed me to focus on C's performance and I have to immediately say I found it elegant, clever and endearing. And also immediately add that I still have no clue about how the hell she managed to drag all her Claire Fraser mannerisms, all the way from Inverness to Belfast and 1743 to 1969 (another important year for OL, as we all know, and that coincidence made me grin). I loved (loved-loved-loved) the broken plates' scene, but in all fairness, was it that different from the moment she slaps Laoghaire in Castle Leoch's kitchen? But I truly resonated with the tiny moments when we see her really struggling to make sense out of the Inland Revenue string of letters and find a solution to a very clear family conundrum, with the result that we all know, I suppose, by now. So yes, Mrs. Balfe: portraying strong, honest, salt of the Earth women absolutely suits you and I'd love to see more of it in the future, if only perhaps with a different, more realistic angle.

So the real question I bet you're all waiting for me to answer is this: was it an Oscar-worthy performance? Sadly, my answer is no (no matter how deep I would like it to be otherwise - and I swear I did and I do). And it's #silly and very unfair to her, I know, since it has to deal, in my humble opinion with the script's own limitations and the complete failure to find a balance between the child's gaze and the mother's presence. As the script and storyline go, Belfast is Jude Hill's movie and it is to him I would have given the Oscar. Not Judi Dench, whom I love dearly and whose voice is the most beautiful, rich, intelligent movie voice ever to have graced this Earth. She didn't need just another trinket of Hollywood affection for what is a correct, but over all forgettable performance, unlike Ciaran Hinds'. Who was simply extraordinary and that's all I can say: I am in love, and when I fall in love, I shut up - not babble on blogs.

Would I recommend it? I don't know. I mean, it's Branagh, and to be honest, I don't hold the man in great esteem. I think his reputation as the neo-Laurence Olivier is way OTT and I am also deeply amused by his pretense to be an intellectual luminary among the glitterati, when he obviously is not. But, as always, this is just me and my very clear-cut opinions. You don't have to follow them or even believe me and as always, it's just better to go see for yourself. With this caveat: don't expect too much out of it and you should probably be fine and satisfied.

I sure was very pleased to watch this nugget, my favorite scene in all the movie, to be honest. It's got perfect sarcasm and all the poetry one can find looking at Cartier-Bresson's delicate photographs of schoolchildren waiting for the lesson to end and life to truly start anew:

[margareth-lv]

🧟‍♀️🧟‍♂️ The Addamses. The ideal postwar American middle-class nuclear family 🧟‍♀️🧟‍♂️

Or The Frasers during the American Revolutionary War. Whatever, they are one and the same.

I feel terribly sorry to say that but it's not my cup of tea at all. This “Addams Family” vibe.

The dark, moody aesthetic. No smiles. No touching.

Brings back some bad memories...

(on the left Jamie Dornan and Caitriona Balfe for Los Angeles Times, January 2022)

I much prefer The Soft Frazers.

💔

[May 19, 2023]

[wakeuptakephotosalex]

My name is Alex and I'm an 2D Animation Major. I'm a big fan of Pop Art like Roy Lichtenstein or Takashi Murakami. Also other more contemporary Influences are artists like Jamie Hewlett, Sean Danconia, Pendleton Ward, Ilya Kuvshinov etc. I love movies like Raimi's Evil Dead/Spider-Man trilogies, Big Trouble in Little China, Tarantino films, Scott Pilgrim, Total Recall, Ferris Bueller or a variety of 80s/90s flicks. Any Miyazaki film like Cagliostro or Satoshi Kon & Mamoru Hosoda's works. Other shit like the Brendan Fraser Mummy movies or Roger Rabbit and the plethora of comic book films. Also a lot of animation: cartoon, anime or otherwise. Sitcoms, Romcoms and whatever I've re-watched a 1000 times.

I like collecting art pieces that I have the wherewithal to. Like art prints like giclees or canvases. Or art toys or comics. Whatever appeals to me aesthetically. I also collect vinyl's and cassettes. Hip-hop, pop punk, city pop, lo-fi, post-hardcore; just music I'd love to have a dope physical copy of. I really love artists like Gorillaz, Mac Miller, The Wonder Years, Nujabes, MF Doom, All Time Low, Yuji Ohno etc. and just again a bunch of shit but this probably isn't as brief as it should be sorry. I'm more of an indoors kid but I love going to bay areas when I can.

For the main thing that concerns the class. I'd like to learn more about camera work and understanding a different art form I'm really not that all familiar with. I have a base level or understanding and I intend to do a lot of freelance and comission work so it'd be nice to know a wide variety of mediums to work into my repertoire I guess.

Again sorry, this should probably be shorter.

[joynershats]

my aesthetic is Jamie Fraser saving his wife (one of the 2827 times he did)

[ofmythsandfables]

J.amie F.raser

starter call | open starters | aesthetics | headcanons | photos

VERSES

On The Run (1743 ; Aged 23)

Jamie is in hiding from the British going by Jamie MacTavish, having a price over his head for a crime he didn’t commit. He lives with his uncle who is Laird of Leoch, and is sheltering Jamie from being found.

Laird of Broch Tuarach

Jamie finally returns home to become Laird at Lallybroch. He lives with his sister Jenny, brother-in-law, and nephew. Though, Jamie never lets his guard down, knowing danger is always around the corner and is worried he’s putting his family in jeopardy.

Est-ce que tu parles français? - 1745 (aged 25)

After a close call with the British, Jamie flees to France to live with his cousin. There, he runs a home as well as his cousin’s wine business while he travels for some time. Not entirely realizing it, he begins to enjoy the finer side of living and falls into step with it well. Here, Jamie is furthering the cause of the Jacobite rising.

Battle of Culloden - Could take place weeks before the battle or after.

Jamie returns to Scotland to fight against the British. Though the Scots lose the battle, Jamie gains revenge on Jack Randall even though he is taken to a jail, far from home, for being a Jacobite.

Home Again - 1765 (aged 45)

Yes, twenty years have passed. Jamie is back in Scotland and under a different name, Alexander Malcolm. Working as a printer and owning his own business in the town of Edinburgh, he lives a quiet, low life. Or at least, he tries to.

America, The Colonies - 1765 (includes season 6)

After a harrowing journey across the seas, Jamie ends up in America. North Carolina, to be precise, and settles down as best he can with his own land called Fraser’s Ridge.

You Say You Want a Revolution... - 1777 (aged 57)

{this is during season 7 and will be posted as a verse once the season is over with}

Through the Stones (Modern day ; Aged 25-35, depending)

Just a week before the Battle of Culloden, Jamie has accidentally gone through the stones at Craigh na Dun and wound up in the 21st century. He’s been living in Edinburgh for ten years, and though it hasn’t been easy to adjust, Jamie’s been doing his best and working as a bartender in a local pub. (If one would rather a younger modern Jamie not too long after falling through the stones, discuss with me first)

!!! IMPORTANT !!!

Depending on the verses, there’s much more detail in each of their stories. As for one major and significant detail: being captured and raped by Captain Jack Randall which happens at the end of Season 1 (this is during his time at Leoch, though transitioning into becoming Laird of Broch Tuarach), I will not write those scenes out. It was traumatizing to watch, and I could never write that horrific scene. BUT, I can and will write about his PTSD with that certain event, because I think part of that makes up the Jamie we all know and love. As far as any other details go, depending on the verse, I will be more than happy to explain to any of those who are not an Outlander fan or just haven’t a clue what it’s about in full depth if you would like to know what Jamie is internally going through. The poor man goes through A LOT in each season, so to list it all here in each verse would be too much to read lol so if you’re curious, let me know and I’d be happy to oblige!

[nia-thorne]

Claire Fraser Aesthetic

Jamie Fraser Aesthetic

Top 10 TV Relationships

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@lemonsoup27 asked:

Hei there! Big fan of your work for over a year now and you are amazing! Good luck with your last year in uni! I would loveeee to see a Jamie Fraser from Outlander aesthetic from you (maybe some of Claire too in there? your call) ❤️ All the best!

A/N: I kinda did half Jamie Fraser and half Outlander in general. Hope this is okay! I’ve never seen it :)