Big round eyes, a small beak and curly brackets for feather tufts, for night owls and late study sessions.
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Curly brackets and a beak
An owl kaomoji puts round eyes and a beak inside curly brackets. The brackets { } look like the tufted edge of an owl’s head, and a comma or a small v is the beak: {•,•} or {OvO}. Simple owls like these use only common characters, so they display almost everywhere. Swap the curly brackets for round ones, as in (⊙v⊙), and the owl looks smoother, a little like an owlet.
The eyes set the mood
Sweet: shiny eyes, {◕v◕}.
Wide awake: ringed eyes, {⊙v⊙}, for staring into the dark.
Asleep: closed eyes, {˘,˘}.
Judging you:{ಠvಠ}, the owl that saw what you did.
Owls with wings and props
Slashes or angle brackets on the sides become wings, as in /{O,O}\ or >{OvO}<. Add a crescent moon for a night owl, ☾{◉v◉}, a good reply to “why are you still up?”. A wide-eyed owl holding a pencil, {◎v◎}っ✎, suits late study nights and exam season. Doubled brackets, as in ((OvO)), give you a plump owl with its feathers fluffed up.
Questions
How do you make an owl kaomoji?
Put two round eyes and a beak inside curly brackets, like {O,O} or {OvO}.
Which owl kaomoji means staying up late?
A night owl with a moon, like ☾{◉v◉}.
Are owl faces the same as bird faces?
Owls are birds, but the curly brackets and big round eyes set them apart from the small-beaked bird faces.