“Coding for Carrots” was originally launched in 2017 during Computer Science Education Week to celebrate the 50th anniversary of kids coding using Logo. Google kicked off the throwback series last April with the perfect mini game to teach kids the basics of coding.
Two years later in 2000, Dennis Hwang who was on an internship at Google was appointed as “Google’s chief doodler” and the doodles became more regular. While the first doodle was relatively simple, the idea of decorating the company logo to celebrate notable events was born. They placed a stick figure drawing behind the 2nd “o” in the word, Google, and the revised logo was intended as a comical message to Google users that the founders were “out of office.”. The concept of the doodle was born when Google founders Larry and Sergey played with the corporate logo to indicate their attendance at the Burning Man festival in the Nevada desert. These fun Google Doodle (and sometimes educational) games are perfect boredom busters for parents and kids alike. Let’s start! Simple and Easy Doodles You Can Easily Draw in Your Bullet Journal 1.Can you believe that the idea of Google Doodles came BEFORE Google was even incorporated? Google Doodles The search giant has long used its homepage to share fun facts (like on this day history lessons) as well as mini games. Here are the pictures of the doodles that I love to copy! If you find something that you like, PIN it and copy it later in your own BuJo. I’m very glad and thankful that many bullet journalists share their doodles online, along with the tutorials so that anyone can do them too. These may not be as intricate or artistic as some of the BuJo designs that you may find on Pinterest and Instagram.īut for someone like me, who doesn’t have much artistic abilities, these are enough to satisfy my need for designing my bullet journal, and of course, to make things fun! This set includes 100 icons that include things like a honey dipper, a fried egg, pizza, fruit, and more.
Food and drink doodle are some of the most popular doodle ideas. Thankfully, there are lots of doodles that can easily be copied! These would look great in a summer bullet journal spread, or something like a farmer’s market spread. Not to mention the fact that it is because of these creatives that I started my own BuJo. My bullet journal is very minimalist.įor the least, I only have the daily tasks listed along with the symbols I use to indicate whether a task has been started, completed, transferred or cancelled.Īs far as organization and productivity are concerned, I can pretty much say that bullet journaling has helped me a lot to organize my thoughts and get things done.īut I must admit, I like seeing beautiful designs.
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