Google Doodles are special, temporary alterations of Google's logo their homepage that commemorate holidays, events, achievements, and people around the world. When Doodles were first created, they were neither animated nor hyperlinked—they were just simple images with text that described the subject or perhaps it expressed a holiday greeting. Doodles became more and more popular by 2010. In January 2010.
What do you consider art? If you could a Doodle for Google, what would it look like? Read Wonderopolis Wonder #1887 to find out more about “What is Art!?”
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