The best part of waking up is… well it’s a god damned owl. Would you look at that. Owls and coffee are two of my top ten - maybe top five - all time favorite things (see also: red wine, cute dresses.. i know, deep), so this shirt is basically made for me. And it’s on Threadless, so you can take a look at some of the other coffee-slash-owl lovers who it was basically made for too, below. Design by Marco.
Via Whalecake, who, it should be noted, was Owelle’s first ever commenter. Congrats! And thanks!
When I’m on this Tumblr post on “spacedip” it plays a great song, so if it doesn’t play on Owelle, click through. Shazam doesn’t know it, so if anyone has any idea what the song is, let me know. It’s good.
(via spacedip)
This Stereogum post makes absolutely no sense to me. Does anyone know what they’re saying at all? I am so clearly the opposite of cool. But hey, owl.
Tip via supertipster Lane Buschel
Just so you know.
Handmade from bamboo, this owl wall clock strikes me as kind of retro-fabulous and would fit perfectly in the home of an unhappy hipster. Fawn&Forest, the site where it’s sold, bills it as great for a nursery or baby shower (gift), but this owl expert sorta thinks no baby is required.
Tip credit: Celia Chen
This owl-theme loo is from an Apartment Therapy house tour, specifically, Carrie’s Calm, Cool and Collected house tour, a look around a nicely-decorated 900 square foot rental in Los Feliz, CA. Apartment Therapy’s house tours are some of my favorite forms of structured procrastination (the marginally useful activities you participate in while you’re intended to be doing more useful activities).
In the event that you too, dear reader, enjoy participating in structured procrastination of the interior design-related kind, have a look at this new house tour: Jason & John’s Hyper Saturated Home. In the words of Tim Gunn, that’s a lot of look.
(Bonus: spot the owl.)
vintage owl vase in an east village thrift store.
AOL launches Owl beta. ‘Cause, obviously, Owelle was taken. Owl’s premise is that “each of us is an area packed with knowledge.” An area? Wonder how many times that sentence went ‘round and ‘round the product/marketing/PR team before they ended up with “area.” Hopefully that sentence is also still in beta.
Mateusz Kolek is the graphic artist behind this Polish-speaking owl, who, along with its fellow woodland creatures fox, bunny and deer, seems to be fleeing some giant, shiny land-anemone. The title of this print is “Evil Comes Out of the Forest.”
He also has a very cool owl t-shirt, pictured on the headless man below.
Go here for additional awesomeness.
via City of Skies
Spotted in front of Powell’s, Portland, OR.
