Doodles

The DVD packaging was made to look like a 1970s high school notebook covered in doodles — perfect. ❋ Unknown (2006)

In pictures: other Google doodles Google is celebrating its 11th birthday today with another example of its famous Google 'doodles' - a special logo on its search front page. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Google has attracted attention with its themed homepage logos - known as 'doodles' - before; ❋ Unknown (2009)

After all, the meaning of these doodles is in good measure what we make of them — a liberating and democratic realization, and a statement that’s equally true of the American presidency itself. ❋ Unknown (2006)

Among the doodles was a swastika, which—given the crime—was not surprising. ❋ Ann Rule (2003)

The second of the doodles is a black and white image of three figures in front of a blue "Google", while the third shows a cinema screen and a couple stood in front of the name of the search giant. ❋ Donna Bowater (2012)

It was bound to happen sooner or later, Google's growing obsession with custom logos, aka doodles, to mark special events and celebrations has reached a point where it had to choose between two major occasions to feature on the homepage. ❋ Lucian Parfeni (2010)

These commemorative logos, called doodles, are seen by tens of millions of people. ❋ Unknown (2008)

I have no choice in the matter anyway, the the doodles are the only thing holding the paper together. ❋ Unknown (2008)

And to mark the day of sugar-fueled masquerade, Google gives us five images on its home page -- "doodles" that tell a sequential click-through tale featuring Hanna-Barbera's zany teen ghostbusters. ❋ Michael Cavna (2010)

May is Neurofibromatosis Awareness month, and long list of celebrities, including A Distant Soil creator Colleen Doran, have contributed "doodles" for an auction that benefits Neurofibromatosis Inc. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The Senate's collection is also vast, from the quite valuable (a Thomas Sully portrait of Thomas Jefferson, a Gilbert Stuart portrait of George Washington) to items verging on flea market (Bill Clinton impeachment trial tickets and Senate "doodles" on scraps of paper) and even the china and silverware used at Barack Obama's presidential luncheon. ❋ Daniel Grant (2011)