It took only a little over a minute, but the boy on Google’s Valentine’s Day doodle was able to melt a girl’s “Cold, Cold Heart” during an animated Google Doodle.
The doodle depicts the famous fence whitewashing scene from Twain’s classic 1876 novel The Adventures of Tom Sawyer.
The drawing shows the groundbreaking scientist at work.
If you weren’t expecting today’s Google doodle, than you’re probably not very familiar with the Internet.
The name Mary Blair may not ring a bell, but if you’ve seen Alice in Wonderland, Cinderella or Peter Pan or been to Disney World, then you’re certainly acquainted with her work.
This year has seen some stellar Google homepage doodles (including animated Muppets for Jim Henson’s birthday and a playable guitar for Les Paul’s), and today’s is no exception.
What, you didn’t think Google would let the occasion slip by without a little Doodle-recognition, did you?
The puppetmaster passed away in 1990, but his iconic puppets will live on forever. And now they’re immortalized in Google’s Doodle.
The latest masterpiece from those clever folks at Google may be their greatest creation yet.
Say you’re one of history’s very best speculative fiction writers. You could do worse than to snag a Google Doodle for your 112th posthumous birthday.
