Doodle 4 Google is a competition where kids from across the U.S. were asked to doodle new Google logos. Google had received thousands of entries, and narrowed it down to 40 finalists for public voting. Voting is now open to the public, and the winner will replace the normal logo May 22, 2008!
In 2000, Dennis Hwang became Google's first doodler. When asked how he comes up with designs for logos Hwang responded: "First, I do a lot of brainstorming, search for images on Google, and absorb all the imagery. Then I apply a design that interacts with letters. I find that a bit more interesting."
Link: Doodle 4 Google
In 2000, Dennis Hwang became Google's first doodler. When asked how he comes up with designs for logos Hwang responded: "First, I do a lot of brainstorming, search for images on Google, and absorb all the imagery. Then I apply a design that interacts with letters. I find that a bit more interesting."
Link: Doodle 4 Google
Some of them are ok, others not so much - they are done by children of course so we can't expect the world.
How is this brainwashing? In our local paper every year elementary kids are taught about advertising by having a contest just like this buy they make ad's for local companies that are sponsoring it and the winners get money for their ad.. and there are usually hundreds of kids doing it
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