Category: Google: Logos

Designed by doodler Nate Swinehart, the animated image is now posted on all Google homepages around the world.

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After launching its first Valentine’s Day doodle two days ago on mobile, Google is now sharing the doodle and its accompanying game on desktop.

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Day one of Google’s Valentine’s Day doodle series launched on mobile only and includes a game featuring the endangered pangolin species.

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Google recognizes Lewis as the first female of African-American and Native American descent to become a world-renowned sculptor.

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Born in Oakland, California, Korematsu was imprisoned at the Central Utah War Relocation Center at Topaz, Utah in 1942.

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As an early leader of disability rights, Roberts co-founded World Institute on Disability, the nonprofit organization focused on disability policy, research and consulting.

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Created by guest artist Keith Mallett, the doodle’s artwork highlights King’s belief that all life is interrelated.

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Google follows its New Year’s Eve doodle with an animated image of celebratory balloons.

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For Christmas Eve, Google’s Day 2 Holiday Doodle has the Google letters making hearts and smiley faces on fogged up windows.

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Google has created two versions of the doodle – one for the Northern Hemisphere and one for the Southern Hemisphere.

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Google’s Southern Hemisphere homepages have a similar doodle to mark the first day of summer for the other half of the world.

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Biko spent his life fighting South Africa’s apartheid policies and racial injustice.

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Bose’s professional endeavors spread across many scientific fields, from plant life to radio science, and even science fiction.

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Designed by doodler Sophie Diao, the artwork pays homage to the March sisters – Beth, Jo, Amy and Meg.

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Google says today’s doodle is an ode to this season of togetherness.

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Set in Montana during the years following the American Civil War, Welch’s award-winning novel tells the story of the Blackfeet Indian tribe.

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