Michael Lopez, Web Design Lead at Google, answered a few questions about Google's doodles. He says that it usually takes 1-2 days to design a doodle and that Google's homepage is "the biggest little canvas an artist can display their artwork on".
The doodle selection process aims to celebrate interesting events and anniversaries around the world that reflect Google's personality and love of innovation. We know that our list of doodles is not exhaustive, but we try to select doodles that show creativity and innovation in a fun, quirky way. Generally, we choose doodles from a variety of categories, such as those that celebrate holidays, anniversaries, and the lives of artists and inventors.
To see a gallery of Google doodles, check this page. Many of the doodles are only displayed in certain countries, so you should subscribe to Google's feed if you don't want to miss some doodles.
I've always wondered why they never have any "remembrance" doodles, like for 9/11 or 7/7.
ReplyDeleteOr you can subscribe this feed(http://feeds.feedburner.com/GoogleLogoMuseum) which has the descriptions for each doodle logo.
ReplyDeletehere is a twitter account you may want to follow http://twitter.com/googlelogos
ReplyDeleteWhola... looks nice! Thanks... If you want to look at all the Google Doodle's around the world, here it is http://igooglewatch.com/tag/doodle/
ReplyDeleteI watch a video on youtube, last week about "how is making google logo's?".Google logo's drawing on a electronic table with using hand.
ReplyDeleteA google graphicer tell on video, how is the doodle make?
It's really nice, I think you should watch that video on youtube...
Google Doodle - Google.com use to keep change their logo based on the festival or event which makes them unique search engines.
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