Google Doodles have become an online art extravaganza, but the first doodle, put up by company founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin in 1998, was much simpler - a tribute to the Burning Man Festival.

Google Doodles have had quite an evolution since they were first introduced back in 1998. What started as the odd playful logo illustration has transformed into a broad collection of over 5,000 ...

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Well, Google Doodle games are more than decorative changes to the Google logo. Many Doodles are playable mini-games that captured the hearts of players worldwide.

And it’s funny because the Doodles themselves exist in a sort of mysterious world—they pop up one day and then disappear. Very few people know about the process of creating Google Doodles.

November 30, 1999 – This Uncle Sam Doodle took you to the Google search page for the United States Government. May 5, 2000 – Every single planet was briefly almost perfectly aligned with the sun.

Google Doodles pop up on Google's home page occasionally to draw attention to a historical event, a place, or anything Google believes is important. They're usually interactive.

Google’s Doodle honoring Lygia Clark’s 95th birthday, October 23, 2015. Courtesy of Google.

Doodle 4 Google, Google's official history of the doodle site offers up a brief history of when the doodle was thought up. In 1998, founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin decided to let Google users ...

Google has shared the winning Doodle for Google 2022 artwork from each state and territory, and now it’s your turn to vote for your favorites to become the national winner.

Google, the world’s most popular search engine, is celebrating Pakistan’s 78th Independence Day with a special doodle ...

Google Doodle Updates on the Google Doodle change frequently. The popular search engine—a product of parent company Alphabet—changes the Google Doodle to reflect news events, major milestones ...