In December 2024, I was given the opportunity to help create a brand new logo and watermark for DumbWeasel (also known as Amber) and her Weasel Works website brand. The logo (top) is used as a wordmark to be used where the handle watermark (bottom) is not applicable, such as on websites, busness cards, and other similar mediums.

The DumbWeasel handle watermark was made as a replacement for the previous watermark that was utilized, replacing the previous white text watermark with a new, more colorful logo that compliments Amber's fun, cartoony, and playful art style!

In fall of 2024, furry musician Russelbuck (stylized r u s s e l b u c k) released their album RAVEPOP, which quickly garnered attention in furry circles for its extremely bold, bright, and vibrant album cover art done by the artist Braeburned.

A year after the album's release, many furries and artists alike on Twitter created their own artwork in the style of the RAVEPOP album cover art, including Amber, who reached out to me and asked me if I would be willing to help with the artwork's background, to which I happily obliged!

The background is primarily blue with circular light rays protruding from the center of the canvas, with various photos of Amber fursuiting superimposed over the rays to create the glowy effect seen in the original art piece. Additionally, the artwork's background features a list of art tags resembling that of furry artboard website e621. Weasel's post of the finished art piece onto Twitter has garnered over 180 likes and was reposted by Russelbuck themselves!

This is one of my favorite projects I have ever gotten to work on, it is always a super fun creative exercise looking at the framework of something, breaking it down, and putting my own unique take on it while still staying as true to the original version as I can.

In march of 2026, Amber approached me about the possibility of me designing a business card for her to hand out at events and conventions she is attending, and as always, I took the request in stride and got to work on creating a business card that matches the fun and flashy Weasel Works art style. The front side includes art of Amber along the left side with the Weasel Works logo at a slight angle to her right, as well as a link to the Weasel Works information website, while the back side includes the DumbWeasel watermark with the logos of Telegram, X (formerly Twitter) and Discord to represent each of the social media platforms she can be contacted on for commissions. A QR code is also present, which leads to the Weasel Works information website.

This project was also very fun to work on; creating a business card was not something I previously had any experience doing, but it was a more than welcome challenge that forced me to think a bit outside the box while also being able to use some of my banner-making know-how in the creative process.

For a while, Amber had talked to me about the prospects of making an updated commission price sheet to replace the bland Google Doc template that she had been using for commission prices for the past five years, and in April of 2026, I got to working on making that prospect a reality!

This updated commission price sheet is much more vibrant and user-friendly than the previous sheet; for example, this sheet features both flat-color and shaded examples of each art form that is offered, as well as having a layout that is much more vibrant and eye-catching than its predecessor without leaving out any key information that would be necessary for a price sheet like this.

I always enjoy getting the opportunity to put together fun social media-ready graphics for people regardless of what they look like -- I started out designing social media banners for other people in this fandom, after all!