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As a nod to users who would need to know that Page and Brin were out of the office, an outline of a man about the Burning Man festival they would be attending, thus creating the first Google Doodle. They began the quirky tradition back in 1998. The now-frequent changes to the logo, omnipresent on the Google home page, is the accidental invention of the tech company’s co-founders, Larry Page and Sergey Brin.

Still, Google’s logo swapping has given the tech giant a completely opposite experience, with the company’s users enjoying and anticipating each Doodle. For some businesses, even a slight shift in the look or feel of their logo can cause confusion or problems. But every time you see the log on their search page, it might be slightly different than the times you have seen it before. Stuff like *(Company) presents* at the top, and *2023 RPG creator jam* at the bottom.Just about anyone who has ever opened up Google to search for a topic on the web has encountered the ubiquitous Google logo. (You can incorporate your name or trademark on the image if you want, and you'll be credited whereever is it possible to do so)Īlthough this one is optional, it would be a big plus if you can incorporate a few other words in the doodle on a different layer that can be added or removed depending on the situation. All participants of the creator jam will also have the right to use that image. You retain all the rights to your illustration, but I have to be able to use it on websites as well as digital and physical documents. I need the commercial rights for the final image. Pin-ups that aren't too suggestive are fine, and all images need to respect the theme (Love & Death) Images in the doodle needs to be PG-13 at most. Please respond to this thread if your are interested with a link to your portfolio and I'll reach out to you to continue the conversation. I don't like to give deadlines, but unfortunately this one is non-negotiable.ĭo not send me unsollicited DMs. The final image needs to be done before January.

I will gladly review your portfolio to see if your style fits my vision. I would prefer images that aren't too cartoonish. I want several smaller images either creating the words Love & Death or a stylish version of Love & Death with several themically appropriate images around. Similar to google doodles for a specific event. I'm a freelance RPG writer and I would like to hire an artist to make a banner/doodle for a creator jam I'm preparing.