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'''Logo:''' We pan up through a cloudy {{color|deepskyblue|light blue}} sky at daytime as the familiar DreamWorks crescent moon is seen. A boy (similar to that of the 1997 [[DreamWorks Pictures]] logo) flies up onto the moon holding a bunch of balloons, and as he takes his place, he takes out his fishing rod and casts it, while letting go of the balloons. The camera pans further up into a cloud formation similar to the [[DreamWorks Pictures]] logo, as the balloons fly up and then pop into the "{{color|red|{{Font|Times New Roman|'''<big>D</big>'''}}}}{{color|royalblue|{{Font|Times New Roman|'''R'''}}}}{{color|darkorange|{{Font|Times New Roman|'''E'''}}}}{{color|mediumvioletred|{{Font|Times New Roman|'''A'''}}}}{{color|limegreen|{{Font|Times New Roman|'''M'''}}}}{{color|red|{{Font|Times New Roman|'''<big>W</big>'''}}}}{{color|royalblue|{{Font|Times New Roman|'''O'''}}}}{{color|darkorange|{{Font|Times New Roman|'''R'''}}}}{{color|mediumvioletred|{{Font|Times New Roman|'''K'''}}}}{{color|limegreen|{{Font|Times New Roman|'''S'''}}}}", in its corporate font. The text slightly eases in as "{{color|royalblue|{{Font|Times New Roman|'''ANIMATION SKG'''}}}}", underneath a {{color|royalblue|dark blue}} line, fades in underneath.
'''Logo:''' We pan up through a cloudy {{color|deepskyblue|light blue}} sky at daytime as the familiar DreamWorks crescent moon is seen. A boy (similar to that of the 1997 [[DreamWorks Pictures]] logo) flies up onto the moon holding a bunch of balloons, and as he takes his place, he takes out his fishing rod and casts it, while letting go of the balloons. The camera pans further up into a cloud formation similar to the [[DreamWorks Pictures]] logo, as the balloons fly up and then pop into the "{{color|red|{{Font|Times New Roman|'''<big>D</big>'''}}}}{{color|royalblue|{{Font|Times New Roman|'''ʀ'''}}}}{{color|darkorange|{{Font|Times New Roman|''''''}}}}{{color|mediumvioletred|{{Font|Times New Roman|''''''}}}}{{color|limegreen|{{Font|Times New Roman|''''''}}}}{{color|red|{{Font|Times New Roman|'''<big>W</big>'''}}}}{{color|royalblue|{{Font|Times New Roman|''''''}}}}{{color|darkorange|{{Font|Times New Roman|'''ʀ'''}}}}{{color|mediumvioletred|{{Font|Times New Roman|''''''}}}}{{color|limegreen|{{Font|Times New Roman|'''s'''}}}}", in its corporate font. The text slightly eases in as "{{color|royalblue|{{Font|Times New Roman|'''ANIMATION SKG'''}}}}", underneath a {{color|royalblue|dark blue}} line, fades in underneath.


'''Trivia:''' This logo would later be used as one of the sky backgrounds used for the DVD and Blu-ray menus to ''Shrek Forever After'', albeit zoomed in.
'''Trivia:''' This logo would later be used as one of the sky backgrounds used for the DVD and Blu-ray menus to ''Shrek Forever After'', albeit zoomed in.


'''Variants:'''
'''Variants:'''  
* On ''Shrek 2'', as well as DreamWorks Animation's DVD releases until ''Over the Hedge'', there's an early version of the logo where it just says "{{color|royalblue|{{Font|Times New Roman|'''ANIMATION'''}}}}" underneath.
*On ''Shrek 2'', as well as DreamWorks Animation's DVD releases until ''Over the Hedge'', there's an early version of the logo where it just says "{{color|royalblue|{{Font|Times New Roman|'''ANIMATION'''}}}}" underneath.
* On ''The Madagascar Penguins in A Christmas Caper'', the "{{color|royalblue|{{Font|Times New Roman|'''ANIMATION SKG'''}}}}" variant of the logo has the boy and the moon above.
*On ''The Madagascar Penguins in A Christmas Caper'', the "{{color|royalblue|{{Font|Times New Roman|'''ANIMATION SKG'''}}}}" variant of the logo has the boy and the moon above.
* On ''Over the Hedge'', only the line appears below the name. A rare version of this exists where it has the boy and the moon above; however, unlike the former, this actually wasn't used on any films, it's only known to have appeared on the trailer for ''Flushed Away'' and a teaser for ''Bee Movie''.
*On ''Over the Hedge'', only the line appears below the name. A rare version of this exists where it has the boy and the moon above; however, unlike the former, this actually wasn't used on any films, it's only known to have appeared on the trailer for ''Flushed Away'' and a teaser for ''Bee Movie''.
* Starting in 2006 with ''Flushed Away'', the kid and the moon appear above the text, replacing the two cumulus clouds in the far middle of the logo. On the aforementioned film, however, it simply has "{{color|royalblue|{{Font|Times New Roman|'''SKG'''}}}}" underneath with lines on the left and right of it respectively, much like the regular [[DreamWorks Pictures]] logo. Starting with ''Shrek the Third'', the text reverted back to the previous name (though the "SKG" text still appears at the end of films such as ''Kung Fu Panda'').
* Starting in 2006 with ''Flushed Away'', the kid and the moon appear above the text, replacing the two cumulus clouds in the far middle of the logo. On the aforementioned film, however, it simply has "{{color|royalblue|{{Font|Times New Roman|'''SKG'''}}}}" underneath with lines on the left and right of it respectively, much like the regular [[DreamWorks Pictures]] logo. Starting with ''Shrek the Third'', the text reverted back to the previous name (though the "SKG" text still appears at the end of films such as ''Kung Fu Panda'').
* On ''Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa'' and ''Monsters vs. Aliens'', there are more clouds than usual and it stays on the moon when the kid releases the balloons, as the name fades in below.
*On ''Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa'' and ''Monsters vs. Aliens'', there are more clouds than usual and it stays on the moon when the kid releases the balloons, as the name fades in below.
* On a teaser for ''Over the Hedge'', an odd variant appeared where the moon and kid are more white than usual (similar than the 2009 logo) and the logo is slightly stretched from top to bottom, having the effect of cutting the moon off slightly at the top of the frame. This was also a placeholder logo for their DVDs.
* On a teaser for ''Over the Hedge'', an odd variant appeared where the moon and kid are more white than usual (similar than the 2009 logo) and the logo is slightly stretched from top to bottom, having the effect of cutting the moon off slightly at the top of the frame. This was also a placeholder logo for their DVDs.
* On their handheld video games, there is a print version of the logo on a white background.
*On their handheld video games, there is a print version of the logo on a white background.
* A still version of the logo exists at the end of their films.
*A still version of the logo exists at the end of their films.


'''Technique:''' CGI by [[Pacific Data Images]] and yu+Co, using an HP workstation with custom 3D software.
'''Technique:''' CGI by [[Pacific Data Images]] and yu+Co, using an HP workstation with custom 3D software.
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'''Music/Sounds Variants:'''  
'''Music/Sounds Variants:'''  
* On an MBC Persia airing of ''Shrek 2'', the 2012 [[Universal Pictures]] logo's music is heard, due to a reverse plastering error.
*On an MBC Persia airing of ''Shrek 2'', the 2012 [[Universal Pictures]] logo's music is heard, due to a reverse plastering error.
* None or the film's ending theme for the still version.
* None or the film's ending theme for the still version.


'''Availability:''' Common.  
'''Availability:''' Common.  
* Seen on all DreamWorks Animation films from the era, beginning with ''Shrek 2'' and was last seen on ''Monsters vs. Aliens''. It was also used as a placeholder home video logo until ''Over the Hedge''.  
* Seen on all DreamWorks Animation films from the era, beginning with ''Shrek 2'' and was last seen on ''Monsters vs. Aliens''. It was also used as a placeholder home video logo until ''Over the Hedge''.
* It was seen on home video and streaming prints of ''Shrek 4-D'', retitled ''The Ghost of Lord Farquaad'' on a ''Shrek'' DVD sampler on General Mills cereal boxes. It also appears on some video games based on DreamWorks Animation films, except for ''Shrek 2'' and ''Shark Tale'', which use the 1997 DreamWorks Pictures logo.  
* It was seen on home video and streaming prints of ''Shrek 4-D'', retitled ''The Ghost of Lord Farquaad'' on a ''Shrek'' DVD sampler on General Mills cereal boxes. It also appears on some video games based on DreamWorks Animation films, except for ''Shrek 2'' and ''Shark Tale'', which use the 1997 DreamWorks Pictures logo.
* It was last seen on the special ''Merry Madagascar''.
* It was last seen on the special ''Merry Madagascar''.
* On the Nickelodeon network premiere airing of ''Trolls World Tour'', it was seen at the end of the bottom text credits, despite that film releasing two decades later after that logo.
*On the Nickelodeon network premiere airing of ''Trolls World Tour'', it was seen at the end of the bottom text credits, despite that film releasing two decades later after that logo.


'''Legacy:''' A memorable logo for those that grew-up with their films from the era.
'''Legacy:''' A memorable logo for those that grew-up with their films from the era.


===2nd Logo (February 1, 2009-June 2, 2017, October 9, 2020, July 2, 2021)===
 
===2nd Logo (February 1, 2009-June 2, 2017, October 9, 2020, July 2, 2021) ===
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'''Logo:''' In a starry nighttime sky, we see a full {{color|lightgray|light gray}} moon. A shadow appears on it as it turns into a crescent moon, revealing the boy (now in {{color|lightgray|light gray}}) from the last logo sitting on it. He takes out his fishing rod and casts it, swinging it around the clouds as the camera pans out. Then, the words "{{color|lightgray|{{Font|Times New Roman|'''<big>D</big>REAM<big>W</big>ORKS'''}}}}" zoom out and spread one-by-one below the moon, ending with "{{color|lightgray|{{Font|Times New Roman|'''ANIMATION SKG'''}}}}" appearing between two lines in {{color|lightgray|light gray}}.
'''Logo:''' In a starry nighttime sky, we see a full {{color|lightgray|light gray}} moon. A shadow appears on it as it turns into a crescent moon, revealing the boy (now in {{color|lightgray|light gray}}) from the last logo sitting on it. He takes out his fishing rod and casts it, swinging it around the clouds as the camera pans out. Then, the words "{{color|lightgray|{{Font|Times New Roman|'''DʀᴇᴀᴍWᴏʀᴋs'''}}}}" zoom out and spread one-by-one below the moon, ending with "{{color|lightgray|{{Font|Times New Roman|'''ANIMATION SKG'''}}}}" appearing between two lines in {{color|lightgray|light gray}}.


'''Variants:'''
'''Variants:'''
* On the Super Bowl trailer for ''Monsters vs. Aliens'', the name underneath reads "{{color|lightgray|{{Font|Times New Roman|'''SKG'''}}}}", much like the normal [[DreamWorks Pictures]] logo.
* On the Super Bowl trailer for ''Monsters vs. Aliens'', the name underneath reads "{{color|lightgray|{{Font|Times New Roman|'''SKG'''}}}}", much like the normal [[DreamWorks Pictures]] logo.
* There is a 20th anniversary variant of this logo created in 2014. The moon is pushed to the right more to accommodate room for the "2" on the left (with the moon taking the place of the "0" to form the "20") as the word "YEARS" appears underneath. Also, the logo is still and is silent. This can be seen on ''How to Train Your Dragon 2'' and ''Penguins of Madagascar''.
*There is a 20th anniversary variant of this logo created in 2014. The moon is pushed to the right more to accommodate room for the "2" on the left (with the moon taking the place of the "0" to form the "20") as the word "YEARS" appears underneath. Also, the logo is still and is silent. This can be seen on ''How to Train Your Dragon 2'' and ''Penguins of Madagascar''.
** On the aforementioned anniversary brand campaign, it starts as normal, but when the boy's fishing hook swings by the screen, it sweeps up letters that form the word "YEARS" which then settle underneath the moon. From there, the number "2" appears to the left of the moon (with the moon taking the place of the "0" to form the "20") and the words "OF DREAMS" and "AND LAUGHTER" fade in below "YEARS" in columns. The DreamWorks text (without the line and "ANIMATION SKG") then fades in above the "20", as copyright information appears underneath the logo.
**On the aforementioned anniversary brand campaign, it starts as normal, but when the boy's fishing hook swings by the screen, it sweeps up letters that form the word "YEARS" which then settle underneath the moon. From there, the number "2" appears to the left of the moon (with the moon taking the place of the "0" to form the "20") and the words "OF DREAMS" and "AND LAUGHTER" fade in below "YEARS" in columns. The DreamWorks text (without the line and "ANIMATION SKG") then fades in above the "20", as copyright information appears underneath the logo.
* On the season 2 trailer for ''Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous'', the line and "ANIMATION SKG" are replaced with the Comcast byline.
*On the season 2 trailer for ''Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous'', the line and "ANIMATION SKG" are replaced with the Comcast byline.
* A still version exists at the end of their films and most of their shorts.  
*A still version exists at the end of their films and most of their shorts.


'''Technique:''' CGI done by DreamWorks Animation's Glendale campus.
'''Technique:''' CGI done by DreamWorks Animation's Glendale campus.
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* On ''Puss in Boots'', a flamenco theme is heard along with sounds of whipping and a whoosh.
* On ''Puss in Boots'', a flamenco theme is heard along with sounds of whipping and a whoosh.
** On the short ''Puss in Boots: The Three Diablos'', it is the same as the movie but with no sound effects.
** On the short ''Puss in Boots: The Three Diablos'', it is the same as the movie but with no sound effects.
* ''Trolls'' and both ''The Boss Baby'' movies use different versions of the theme with their custom variants.
*''Trolls'' and both ''The Boss Baby'' movies use different versions of the theme with their custom variants.
* On ''Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie'', George Beard (voiced by Kevin Hart) and Harold Hutchins (voiced by Thomas Middleditch) hum the last part of the theme.
* On ''Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie'', George Beard (voiced by Kevin Hart) and Harold Hutchins (voiced by Thomas Middleditch) hum the last part of the theme.


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* It was first seen on the Super Bowl trailer of ''Monsters vs. Aliens'' (the actual film has the previous logo), and later debuted officially on ''How to Train Your Dragon'', and appeared on all DreamWorks Animation films from 2010 to 2017, with the final film to use this logo being ''Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie''.
* It was first seen on the Super Bowl trailer of ''Monsters vs. Aliens'' (the actual film has the previous logo), and later debuted officially on ''How to Train Your Dragon'', and appeared on all DreamWorks Animation films from 2010 to 2017, with the final film to use this logo being ''Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie''.
* Also seen on some licensed games from the company during this era.
* Also seen on some licensed games from the company during this era.
* Despite the logo's retirement in 2017, this has been used sporadically on later productions here and there, such as the trailer for the second season of ''Jurassic Park: Camp Cretaceous'' as well as ''The Boss Baby: Family Business'', due to using the original ''Boss Baby'' variant.
*Despite the logo's retirement in 2017, this has been used sporadically on later productions here and there, such as the trailer for the second season of ''Jurassic Park: Camp Cretaceous'' as well as ''The Boss Baby: Family Business'', due to using the original ''Boss Baby'' variant.


'''Legacy:''' Another memorable logo from the company.  
'''Legacy:''' Another memorable logo from the company.  
===3rd Logo (November 24, 2017-)===
===3rd Logo (November 24, 2017-) ===
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'''Logo:''' On a black background, some {{color|deepskyblue|light blue}} paint streaks fill onto the screen, as some painted clouds start appearing, creating a daytime scene. The scene then fizzles with a sunset setting, growing in size from the top-right, as more and more clouds appear, slowly becoming 3D. As we zoom through the clouds, they take on a {{color|mediumblue|dark blue}} tint as the scenery turns to nighttime. A {{color|darkblue|navy blue}} energy forms a white moon in the center, and the redesigned Moon Child on a crescent carves onto the moon, forming the inverted print logo. Clouds blow in from the left and from the right, as the word "{{Font|Times New Roman|'''D'''<small>'''REAM'''</small>'''W'''<small>'''ORKS'''</small>}}" forms from light streaks under the logo, followed by the Comcast byline wiping in, as some clouds disappear from the background while some remaining ones slowly move upwards.
'''Logo:''' On a black background, some {{color|deepskyblue|light blue}} paint streaks fill onto the screen, as some painted clouds start appearing, creating a daytime scene. The scene then fizzles with a sunset setting, growing in size from the top-right, as more and more clouds appear, slowly becoming 3D. As we zoom through the clouds, they take on a {{color|mediumblue|dark blue}} tint as the scenery turns to nighttime. A {{color|darkblue|navy blue}} energy forms a white moon in the center, and the redesigned Moon Child on a crescent carves onto the moon, forming the inverted print logo. Clouds blow in from the left and from the right, as the word "{{Font|Times New Roman|'''DʀᴇᴀᴍWᴏʀᴋs'''}}" forms from light streaks under the logo, followed by the Comcast byline wiping in, as some clouds disappear from the background while some remaining ones slowly move upwards.


'''Trivia:''' On October 12, 2022, DreamWorks Animation posted a 60 second compilation of the logos and its variants (mostly those from [[DreamWorks Animation Television]]) (including the DreamWorks Pictures logo, as well as the tail end of Universal Pictures logo from the ''Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous'' variant of the DreamWorks Animation Television logo), backed by the music from the 1st logo and "Fairytale" from ''Shrek'', the song that was a part of the fanfare, on the studio's Facebook and Twitter pages [https://twitter.com/Dreamworks/status/1580289767987900416 here].
'''Trivia:''' On October 12, 2022, DreamWorks Animation posted a 60 second compilation of the logos and its variants (mostly those from [[DreamWorks Animation Television]]) (including the DreamWorks Pictures logo, as well as the tail end of Universal Pictures logo from the ''Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous'' variant of the DreamWorks Animation Television logo), backed by the music from the 1st logo and "Fairytale" from ''Shrek'', the song that was a part of the fanfare, on the studio's Facebook and Twitter pages [https://twitter.com/Dreamworks/status/1580289767987900416 here].


'''Variants:'''
'''Variants:'''
* On trailers, the byline is already there when the name forms. A notable exception is on ''The Bad Guys'' as it uses the film's custom variant.  
* On trailers, the byline is already there when the name forms. A notable exception is on ''The Bad Guys'' as it uses the film's custom variant.
* An early version exists where it has the print logo on a {{color|darkblue|dark blue}} background, which was seen on the 2018 animated short ''Bird Karma''. However, the logo is wobbling a bit.
*An early version exists where it has the print logo on a {{color|darkblue|dark blue}} background, which was seen on the 2018 animated short ''Bird Karma''. However, the logo is wobbling a bit.  
**An inverted version of this appeared on ''Trolls Holiday'' (where this logo debuted).
**An inverted version of this appeared on ''Trolls Holiday'' (where this logo debuted).
* A still version exists.
*A still version exists.
* On some current prints of ''Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit'' (plastering the 2004-2009 logo), the logo is sped up, bylineless and fades out early.
*On some current prints of ''Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit'' (plastering the 2004-2009 logo), the logo is sped up, bylineless and fades out early.
* A "25 Years" variant was used before the ''Trolls World Tour'' custom variant. In this variant, clips from past DreamWorks Animation films, such as ''Home'', ''Turbo'', among many others were shown, with a clip from the previous film being shown first, before Guy Diamond (from the ''Trolls'' franchise, voiced by Kunal Nayyar) appears, hanging from the top of the screen by his hair. The clips disappear, and Guy sneezes and covers it in {{color|silver}} glitter to reveal the logo.
* A "25 Years" variant was used before the ''Trolls World Tour'' custom variant. In this variant, clips from past DreamWorks Animation films, such as ''Home'', ''Turbo'', among many others were shown, with a clip from the previous film being shown first, before Guy Diamond (from the ''Trolls'' franchise, voiced by Kunal Nayyar) appears, hanging from the top of the screen by his hair. The clips disappear, and Guy sneezes and covers it in {{color|silver}} glitter to reveal the logo.


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'''Music/Sounds:''' It opens with a string/flute melody, sounding similar to the previous two logos' music, which then builds into a different triumphant fanfare, adapting some of the tone from the [[DreamWorks Pictures]] fanfare by John Williams, ending with a choir, similar to the choir from the 2nd [[Jim Henson Pictures]] logo. Composed by John Powell.
'''Music/Sounds:''' It opens with a string/flute melody, sounding similar to the previous two logos' music, which then builds into a different triumphant fanfare, adapting some of the tone from the [[DreamWorks Pictures]] fanfare by John Williams, ending with a choir, similar to the choir from the 2nd [[Jim Henson Pictures]] logo. Composed by John Powell.


'''Music/Sounds Variants:'''
'''Music/Sounds Variants:'''  
* None or the ending theme for the print and inverted print versions.
*None or the ending theme for the print and inverted print versions.
* Sometimes, the opening theme of the movie is heard instead, or the logo is silent.
*Sometimes, the opening theme of the movie is heard instead, or the logo is silent.
* On ''Dragons: Dawn of New Riders'', the last part of the 2009 fanfare was used on the still version.
*On ''Dragons: Dawn of New Riders'', the last part of the 2009 fanfare was used on the still version.
* A short version of the fanfare was used on the DreamWorks 25 Years logo, which is only used on ''Trolls World Tour''.
*A short version of the fanfare was used on the DreamWorks 25 Years logo, which is only used on ''Trolls World Tour''.


'''Availability:''' Current and common, but with the logo below introduced, it might not last.
'''Availability:''' Current and common, but with the logo below introduced, it might not last.
* First seen on ''Trolls Holiday'', albeit in a print version; the inverted version of this was seen on the shorts ''Bird Karma'' and ''Bilby'' (though online prints of the latter onward replaced it with a still version of the standard logo).
*First seen on ''Trolls Holiday'', albeit in a print version; the inverted version of this was seen on the shorts ''Bird Karma'' and ''Bilby'' (though online prints of the latter onward replaced it with a still version of the standard logo).
* The standard version was first revealed on the trailer for ''How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World'', with the fully animated version debuting on the film itself, and also appeared on ''Abominable'', ''Spirit Untamed'', and as variants on ''Trolls World Tour'', ''The Croods: A New Age'' and ''The Bad Guys'', with the former being shown after the DreamWorks Animation 25 Years logo.
* The standard version was first revealed on the trailer for ''How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World'', with the fully animated version debuting on the film itself, and also appeared on ''Abominable'', ''Spirit Untamed'', and as variants on ''Trolls World Tour'', ''The Croods: A New Age'' and ''The Bad Guys'', with the former being shown after the DreamWorks Animation 25 Years logo.
* This logo is also found at the end of ''The Boss Baby: Family Business'', due to that film having the previous logo (albeit using a custom variant) at the beginning.
* This logo is also found at the end of ''The Boss Baby: Family Business'', due to that film having the previous logo (albeit using a custom variant) at the beginning.
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'''Legacy:''' This logo pays homage to the evolution of animation, evolving from hand-drawn 2D animation into the 3D animation of today.
'''Legacy:''' This logo pays homage to the evolution of animation, evolving from hand-drawn 2D animation into the 3D animation of today.


===4th Logo (November 22, 2022-)===
===4th Logo (November 22, 2022-) ===
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'''Trivia:'''  
'''Trivia:'''  
* The sequence lasts 32 seconds and took eight months to create.
* The sequence lasts 32 seconds and took eight months to create.
* The child's silhouette is now ambiguous and gender-neutral, to appeal to more viewers.
*The child's silhouette is now ambiguous and gender-neutral, to appeal to more viewers.
* The child's crescent was a moon before, but now the logo is inside a full moon, rather than a crescent.
*The child's crescent was a moon before, but now the logo is inside a full moon, rather than a crescent.
* The background of 2D art is meant to represent the matter that connects all life and makes up dreams.
*The background of 2D art is meant to represent the matter that connects all life and makes up dreams.
* The DreamWorks characters shown will differ throughout every upcoming film. For example, if a character represented in the logo also appears in the following film, it will be replaced with another one from an unrelated franchise.
*The DreamWorks characters shown will differ throughout every upcoming film. For example, if a character represented in the logo also appears in the following film, it will be replaced with another one from an unrelated franchise.
* The characters are also redesigned, like Po having less fur texture and Shrek's face being simplified. This was done so the characters would feel like they could exist within the same universe.
*The characters are also redesigned, like Po having less fur texture and Shrek's face being simplified. This was done so the characters would feel like they could exist within the same universe.


'''Technique:''' Advanced CGI animation, which incorporates elements from the previous logos.
'''Technique:''' Advanced CGI animation, which incorporates elements from the previous logos.
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'''Availability:''' Brand new.  
'''Availability:''' Brand new.  
* The logo debuted on DreamWorks' YouTube channel as an unlisted video on November 22, 2022, and made its theatrical debut with ''Puss in Boots: The Last Wish'' (which was sneak-previewed on November 26th, and was released on December 21st). Trailers for the film use the previous logo instead.
*The logo debuted on DreamWorks' YouTube channel as an unlisted video on November 22, 2022, and made its theatrical debut with ''Puss in Boots: The Last Wish'' (which was sneak-previewed on November 26th, and was released on December 21st). Trailers for the film use the previous logo instead.
* Currently, it is being used in tandem with the previous logo.
*Currently, it is being used in tandem with the previous logo.


'''Legacy:''' The entire logo serves as an homage to the entire DreamWorks Animation library, and their history with very successful films, though the logo has recieved a mixed reaction, with many praising the return of Harry Gregson-Williams' fanfare, but some criticizing the apparent lack of other DreamWorks franchises and films (though this criticism subsided due to DreamWorks confirming that the characters will change for each film).
'''Legacy:''' The entire logo serves as an homage to the entire DreamWorks Animation library, and their history with very successful films, though the logo has recieved a mixed reaction, with many praising the return of Harry Gregson-Williams' fanfare, but some criticizing the apparent lack of other DreamWorks franchises and films (though this criticism subsided due to DreamWorks confirming that the characters will change for each film).

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