Oodles of Doodles

I know everyone has noticed the fun and festive “doodle” that appear on the Google search pages around holidays. But sometimes there are some for important people’s birthdays, interesting days in history and more. Google’s Doodles have gotten so popular through out the years that they have a special team of Illustrators in charge of choosing dates and designing the work.

The first time one of these doodles was done was in 1998, before Google was even huge, to indicate that the founders, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, were out of the office for the Burning Man festival. The doodle was a simple drawing of a man behind the second “o” in the logo.

Today the doodles are so advanced that you can click on them and it will take you to a Google search page of what the doodle indicates. Some play music. Some move. And some are just plain fun. If you haven’t noticed these doodles because you’re blind, or maybe you “never get on the computer” (which we both know to be a lie because you’re reading this), then you can check out many of the doodles through out their history here: at the Google-Doodle Website

Below are some of my favorites! But to find out what they symbolize, you have to go check out the site! Happy Doodling 🙂

From Where I Work

Since I’m a little over due for a post, and I haven’t given you all a big insight on my new job, here is a clip of everything we do at Group360 Worldwide! Check out the Visual Communications Company that does it all!

 

In honor of it being Friday tomorrow, I just thought I’d put out this fun post I found through another WordPress blog! It’s funny because now that I’ve been working at my office for nearly a month I can definitely relate to some of these! Enjoy 🙂

Famous Artists are Dissected

Don’t YOU remember the smell and look of the lifeless frogs in your high school class? I couldn’t forget this. That’s one reason I LOVE these ads for the MASP Art School! They combine some of my favorite things: ART, ADVERTISING, and SOUL. And just like the memory of the frogs, I remember the first time I ever saw a Salvador Dali painting and how it made me feel. I love the soulful rendition of these artists, and doesn’t it make you want to be an artist too??

A New Hype

They’re instantly recognizable artists – Dali, Van Gogh and Picasso – and now their likeness is the inspiration for a new ad campaign for MASP Art School. Like that unfortunate frog you dissected in high school Biology class, these dead artists have been pinned down and are ready for inspection. Look closely and you’ll see their insides, only their organs are different than the average person’s. In fact, it appears that their artistic talent truly came from within. Brilliant idea and execution with a simple tagline: “MASP Art School. Open enrollment.”

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