A Fresh New Look for the Furry Chamber

Greetings Everyone!

It is an exciting day for us as we unveil our new logo designed by our very own Thornwolf / Nicole Dornsife!

A small sample of Thornwolf’s work in and out of the fandom.

Thornwolf was one of the earliest members of the Chamber and is an accomplished illustrator, marketer, and logo designer. I would encourage you to take a moment to read the About Me section on her website to gain an understanding of her background.

Working with Thornwolf has been an illuminating and amazing experience. She has created numerous logos in the Furry community you are likely familiar with and her experience truly shows in the process of creating a logo.

We had never worked with a designer to create a logo before, and so we had some nervouseness about how it works and how to be a “good client”. Thornwolf makes the process very accessible however, and was happy to work with us in the vocabulary we understood.

It is great to be able to give feedback, “Can we make this more skrunkly?” and to have that feedback be totally understood.

Her experience made it very easy to brainstorm ideas and have that two-way conversation. It felt safe, accessible, and most importantly, fun. It was also great to be able to give her the vaguest glimmer of an idea and then see it pop to life in a sketch. Communication was so easy and responsive.

One of our goals at the Chamber is to share the tools of business with the furry community, and we’re so excited to be able to have a logo that captures and conveys that message. Moreover, it highlights the altruistic nature of our community.

We’d like to thank Thornwolf for her talent, patience, and her overall contributions to the Furry Community.

If you are in the market for a new logo, or any of the other services she offers, we would highly recommend checking out her work and reaching out to her.

Also, she offers a 15% discount to fellow Chamber Members.

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