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Google released Doodle dedicated to Day of Russia

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Google released Doodle dedicated to Day of Russia


12.06.2019

Photo: Google

Google has placed a festive doodle on the start page of its search engine, created by sisters-artists from St. Petersburg.

Sisters Anna and Barbara Kendel draw in a mixed technique. The logo was made with watercolor and pencils, and then processed on a computer using a variety of textures.

According to the artists, they travel a lot around Russia for inspiration. "In the doodle, we wanted to reflect the diversity of the nature of Russia, but you cannot show everything in one picture. We paid more attention to Baikal, because now the question of its preservation is especially important for all of us," the artist noted.

The Kendel sisters are engaged in illustrating books, particularly about nature.

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