Illustration

Moonshine is DreamWorks first personal art publication and a collaborative project conceived to highlight the variety and talent of artists behind DreamWorks creations. The publication includes more than 100 personal projects by artists, illustrators and animators who have worked on titles like How to Train Your Dragon, Puss in Boots, Kung Fu Panda and other hits. This short documentary gives you a sneak peek into the personal works from the artists.

The illustration above answers a question we've all pondered—"How Many Kinds of Pringles are There?" The colorful letter-based design was created by Studio Garo (UK) as part of the NYT interactive Food and Drink Issue.

I stumbled upon the psychedelic illustration work of New Jersey-based designer Ryan Haran, which combines photo collage and editing with illustration and shape. One of my favorites is his Razzle Dazzle series—colorful eye candy:

Using a mixture of acrylics, oils, sprays and pencils, Lou Ros's work is an elegant combination of fine art and graffiti elements. The 26-year-old French artist began doing street art with his friends at 17 and later transitioned to painting murals and other works.

He became bored of the structure, repetition and perfection and took a decidedly more forceful approach to art, resulting in these portraits that are ripe with emotion and intensity. My favorites are his snapshot-like works from his faces and portraits series.