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O “doodle” this Tuesday (31) celebrates the New Year’s Eve in 2024. The illustration of the Google sign, which will be displayed on the search engine’s pages throughout the day, features a clock with a hand almost at the top, surrounded by bright dots, in an aesthetic reminiscent of surrealism.
The company didn’t say much about the new “doodle”. On the page about him, on the website dedicated to illustrations, big tech published the following:
Show off your sparkles and finalize your resolutions — today’s Doodle celebrates New Year’s Eve! Here’s to a new year sparkling with opportunity — just like today’s Doodle! Let the countdown begin.
Other Google ‘doodles’ throughout 2024
O Olhar Digital accompanies Google “doodles”. And he published notes about them throughout 2024. Remember some below:
Raul Seixas (November 23)
According to the doodle page, the tribute to Raul Seixas aimed to celebrate the singer’s birthday. But there is a problem: Seixas was born on June 28, 1945, in Salvador (BA), not on November 23. If he were alive, “Maluco Beleza” would be 79 years old (find out more in this note from Olhar Digital).
Halloween (October 30)
Halloween, or Halloween, as it is called in Brazil, goes back to centuries-old American tradition. Google, of course, couldn’t stay out of the celebrations and launched a special Halloween doodle. It was a continuation of other doodles that celebrated the date in past years (learn more in this note from Olhar Digital).
Popcorn (September 26)
The “doodle” tribute didn’t just bring a thematic illustration. This time, Doodle brought a game – which can even be played online. The objective, you see, was not to become popcorn (learn more in this note from Olhar Digital).
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2024 Olympics (July 26)
On the day the official opening of the competition took place, Google began publishing its event-themed “doodles”. The illustration above celebrated the parade of athletes on the River Seine, in Paris, France (learn more in this note from Olhar Digital).
International Women’s Day (March 8)
The illustration of the Google sign on this day highlighted the sharing of wisdom between generations of women in a quilt embroidered with symbols of progress achieved over the years (learn more in this note from Olhar Digital).
You can remember all the notes published by Olhar Digital about Google “doodles” by clicking here.
