Google Doodle Archive

Posted on May 18, 2011 by Jessica Kuhn
Categories: Design Inspiration: Creative Ideas for Designers, Design Inspiration: Ideas for Designers, Design Projects.

Google Doodles—the funky historical and cultural retakes of Google’s lettered logo—are flat-out stellar. But with graphic designers churning out new creations on a continual basis, redundancy can become an enemy. If you take the time to have fun, enjoy the stories behind the creations and look for innovative ways to communicate, boredom is staved off, according to Michael Lopez, Google’s Doodle team leader. (From HOW’s July 2010 issue.)

For a complete archive of all Google’s Doodles, check out www.google.com/logos/index.html.

About Jessica Kuhn

As senior and online editor of HOW, Jessica has learned that designers are some of the most interesting, fun-loving and innovative people around. She sees stunning work all day long and is surrounded by creative energy from the readers of HOW, whether she’s perusing Twitter, at HOW Design Live, or looking at HOW Competition winners. This inspiration encourages her to pursue her own passions. Part of that passion is writing about creatives who are Designing Change.

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