Google Doodlesさんのイラストまとめ

Q: What message do you hope people take away from your Doodle?

A: "Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité in a world where there could be much more of it."

More from London-based guest artist @vfalkrr, who illustrated today's Bastille Day #GoogleDoodle 🇫🇷 → https://t.co/uhK3zGgwlh

Q: "What does ⚽ mean to you personally?"

A: "A language that so many cultures around the world can use to find common ground."

—@roxination, USA guest artist 🇺🇸& 1 of 24 artists celebrating ⚽ around the 🌎! #GoogleDoodle → https://t.co/8wMKyKwXXd

Filipino author & physician José Rizal advocated for citizens of the Philippines to be granted basic rights, such as freedom of assembly & expression and equality under the law.

#GoogleDoodle celebrates the 158th birthday of this national hero 🇵🇭 → https://t.co/lFSWH7PPoA

Today's #GoogleDoodle celebrates 50 Years of LGBTQIA+ Pride ️‍🌈→ https://t.co/Sl0Nqvcuew

CRIKEY!

Today's #GoogleDoodle celebrates #SteveIrwin, the legendary Australian wildlife advocate & TV personality whose bravery & passion opened the eyes of millions to the wonders of wildlife. 🐊

Explore the full slideshow Doodle here → https://t.co/z8PPgDaXfr

In honor of #BlackHistoryMonth, we celebrate American abolitionist Sojourner Truth, who escaped from slavery & became a powerful advocate for justice & equality everywhere.

Thanks to our guest artist @loveiswise_ for such a thoughtful #GoogleDoodle! → https://t.co/W1VzvI4S9B

Venezuelan pianist, singer, & composer Teresa Carreño began playing at age 6 & famously performed for Abraham Lincoln in the White House at the age of 9 🎹

Learn more about the musical prodigy on what would have been her 165th birthday 🎂 #GoogleDoodle → https://t.co/Nu898IvtO4

The Swiss German artist #PaulKlee produced a large volume of art, including paintings, graphics, & sculptures. In the year of 1939, he finished a record-high of 1,239 works! 🎨

Today's #GoogleDoodle was inspired by his painting Rote Brücke (Red Bridge) → https://t.co/yuJsV7J00r

She founded the Girl Scouts of the Philippines in 1940 and established programs that would forever change the lives of young people in the Philippines.

Happy birthday Josefa Llanes Escoda! #GoogleDoodle → https://t.co/7bck65gEym

A #GoogleDoodle for Mary G. Ross, the first American Indian female engineer whose tireless efforts advanced space travel to the next level 🚀✨Learn more about her impact and legacy → https://t.co/DAq9LPl2gT