Here’s a summary of all the things Mr Owl. Wikipedia won’t make a page for him… FINE I’ll do it myself.
Who the hell is Mr Owl?
Mr Owl is a fictional character that I created. It’s an owl with human traits (speech, clothes, feelings, expressions, walk…). He lives in London around 1910, and appears for the first time on my facebook page on Monday the 19th of September 2016.
The second time he is featured is the next day. From there, I started a series posting an image evey day. There was a weekly pattern because every Monday I collected all the drawings of the past week on a blog post and gave a little bit of context and insight from my perspective as the creator. Some weeks were too busy so I would skip those.
A good part of the story is available on my instagram
The rest is in this facebook photo album
Otherwise on this website in the blog posts:
All the blog posts
- Week One
- Week Two
- Week Three – And the challenge page associated
- Week Four
- Week Five
- Week Six
- Week Seven
- Week Eight – Back to the nature
- Week π² – Weird weeks
- Week Ten – Awkward romance
- Week Eleven – Doubts and Sorrow
- Week Twelve – One Angry Woman
- Week Thirteen – Wishful Thinking
- Week Fourteen – Owl vs Woodpecker
- Week Fifteen – The Angel’s Share
All the Gifs and animations
I heard there was a book?
You heard well! It is all black and white (except the cover), comprises 100 pages, 94 of them are illustrated. The format is A5.
The books collect almost every drawing in the posts above, and a couple of exclusive ones. The majority of the drawings were redrawn, and the majority of the text was rewritten to match the medium so I believe the book is somewhat different from what you can experience online. I made a video explaining all of this (I added subtitles if my accent is too hard to understand). Information might be redundant but here you go :
Versions will be :
Printed
Ebooks
And free PDF
Bear in mind that buying a copy supports my work.
Some pictures taken from the test version I have made at a local printer:
Français 
English (UK)