Owlor

@Owlor@meow.social
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Pony maid at your service! Sometimes an owl. ⚧ 

Art, stories, games and music 18+

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Pronounsthey/them, it/its
Speciesowl / pony
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Websitehttps://owlor.neocities.org
FandomFurries & Funny Animals

Donning customary Quechuan garments like brimmed sombreros and colorful polleras, the Imillaskate collective combines a contemporary sport with time-honored cholita heritage. A new short documentary highlights the group’s style and dedication to the community.

https://www.thisiscolossal.com/2025/07/imillaskate-nowness/

#film #history #skateboarding #bolivia #indigenousculture #fashion #garments

> Michael Paul Smith uses 1:24 scale model cars and handmade buildings, placing them in front of real-world backdrops and photographing them using forced perspective. No Photoshop, no AI… just perfect angle.

🤯

https://www.imagenationparis.com/michaelpaulsmith

Robo Luna!

Comms are open!

As a consequence of getting the Business Casual discography at a discounted price, I now own what's maybe my favorite vaporwave/future funk related album of all time, Solanin by Mere (https://businesscasual87.bandcamp.com/album/solanin)

I can recommend it but don't do what one commentor apparently did and play it at a kids birthday party, one of the tracks is called "interlewd" for a reason.

Solanin, by Mere

9 track album

business casual

El sello Business Casual, (drum&bass, vaporwave, lofi, citypop, disco, synthfunk) tiene su discografía con más de 400 lanzamientos ¡por un mínimo de 3 dólares!

https://businesscasual87.bandcamp.com/album/wzm-vol-1

Buscad a la izquierda, donde dice "Full digital discography".

Y a disfrutar.

#musica #music #musiqueti

WZM Vol. 1, by Ghostmemory

8 track album

business casual

Art Fight revenge at JamBottle

#artfight2025 #furry #furryart

A story I've heard a couple of times from the pony fandom is how they got into the fandom at least in part because they where amused by the idea of being "the brony", and seeing the look on peoples faces when you drop a stray "everypony" into a conversation and they are like 'oh youre one of those?'. And then gradually it just kind of stopped being a joke.

I think you can identify when a scholar of emo doesn't know what they are talking about when they connect emo with 'earnestness'.

Basically as soon as emo became an internet phenomenon as opposed to an obscure genre label in the hardcore music scene, it's always been steeped in irony. It's not that there isn't sincerity there, but in my experience, self-identification as emo has pretty much always been at least slightly tongue-in-cheek.

If you're into any frequently derided subculture, like furry or goth, you are going to recognize this particular flavour of irony. They are embracing something frequently seen as ridiculous, but in a way where they can at least pretend like they are in on the joke.