In one of its most elaborate doodles to date, Google has crafted a snappy animated tribute to famed film title designer Saul Bass (check it out here). Osca.
He breathed life into the sterile company logo. Saul Bass did what great designers do. He surreptitiously moved people. It's why Bass' legacy lives on today, long after his passing 17 years ago. Despite many companies abandoning his work in favor of
Today Google is honoring iconic graphic designer Saul Bass, famous for creating some of the best movie opening sequences in the late 1950s and '60s. Here is the complete list of title sequences Google used in their Doodle.
Today is Saul Bass's 93rd birthday. You may not know who Saul Bass is, but you've probably seen his work at some pointâ€"he designed the opening title sequences and posters for filmsâ€"like Alfred Hitchcock's North By Northwest, Psycho and Vertigoâ€"as
The short video imagines the Google logo through the eyes of Bass, and it's a treat to watch. As noted by YouTube commenter Gloria Pineda, the following film title sequences are referenced: Psycho, The Man with the Golden Arm, Spartacus, West Side
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