Google Doodles
About Doodles:
Google celebrates public holidays, anniversaries, and lives of famous artists, pioneers, and scientists by changing www.google.com 's home page logo. Doodles are the fun, surprising and games. Over 1000 are published by Google so far. The first google doodle was designed and published in 1999 by Sergey Brin and Lawerence E. Page when they were attending the Burning Man Festival to show that they were away if the systems were to crash.First Google Doodle
Here is Google's first doodle Burning Man Festival.
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Since it was the first doodle it was relatively very simple as compare to the other doodles that Google has celebrated. Here the idea of celebrating notable events by creating doodle was born.
In 1998 three doodle were published by Google. Other two doodle were "Google Beta" on 28-Oct-1998 and "Thanksgiving" on 26-Nov-1998.
How its started?
Then in 2000 Google published another doodle it was for "Bastille Day" which was designed by Dennis Hwang who was intern at the time. Then onwards Dennis was appointed as Google's chief doodler. In the beginning, the doodles mostly celebrated familiar holidays; nowadays, they highlight a wide array of events and anniversaries from the Birthday of John James Audubon.
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