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Gerald Jerry Lawson was the man who led the team which developed the first home video gaming system with cartridges

Google pays tribute to the father of modern video games, Gerald Jerry Lawson on his 82nd birthday through its doodle

Google's special tribute to 'Father of modern video games'

Gerald Jerry Lawson was the man who led the team which developed the first home video gaming system with cartridges

Search engine, Google is remembering Gerald Jerry Lawson, known as the father of modern video on his 82nd birth anniversary through its doodle. Lawson was the man who led the team that developed the first home video gaming system with cartridges.&nbsp;
<h3>Google&rsquo;s special doodle&nbsp;</h3>
Google has created a collection of interactive doodle games through animation that are reminiscent of early 1970s video games. You can also play the game by clicking on the doodle.&nbsp;
<h3>A brief about Gerald Jerry Lawson&nbsp;</h3>
Lawson was born on 1 December 1940 in Brooklyn, New York. With the help of his video gaming console, other popular video games like Super Mario, Contra and Double Dragon were later developed. Lawson passed away on 9 April 2011 at the age of 70.&nbsp;
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Google organises an artwork competition for school children every year and the winner’s artwork is showcased on Google’s homepage on children's day. This year's winner is Kolkata boy Shlok Mukherjee

Doodle for Google: Kolkata student, Shlok Mukherjee's painting becomes this year's Google Doodle winner; artwork shows how India will look like in the next 25 years

Doodle for Google: Kolkata student, Shlok Mukherjee painting becomes this year's Google Doodle winner; artwork shows how India will look like in the next 25 years

Google organises an artwork competition for school children every year and the winner&rsquo;s artwork is showcased on Google&rsquo;s homepage on children's day. This year's winner is Kolkata boy Shlok Mukherjee

On the occasion of Children's Day, Google has updated its doodle and the special thing about it is that it&rsquo;s an artwork by Kolkata student, Shlok Mukherjee, titled 'India on the centre stage'.&nbsp;
Google organises an artwork competition for school children every year and the winner&rsquo;s artwork is showcased on Google&rsquo;s homepage on Children's Day. This year the topic of the competition was 'how India will look like in the next 25 years' and 1,15,000 children from first to tenth grades, participated from all across India. Shlok Mukherjee's painting was declared the winner among them and has been made as doodle for Google&rsquo;s home page.&nbsp;
Shlok's painting shows that in the next 25 years, scientists in India will make eco-friendly robots. India will make many trips to space and the nation will excel in the field of Yoga and Ayurveda.&nbsp;
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Doodle house: According to research, doodling is an outlet for stress relief but will you take up 900 litres of white emulsion for this? Know more 

Mr. Doodle covered his 12-room mansion with doodles; know more

What it's like living in a house covered in doodles? See inside

Doodle house: According to research, doodling is an outlet for stress relief but will you take up 900 litres of white emulsion for this? Know more!

Imagine living in a house covered with doodles of things you like. Would it be fascinating or would it give you a migraine? Well, whatever it is for you, it is surely a dream come true for artist Sam Cox, popularly known as Mr. Doodle.&nbsp;
Recently, Cox completed his fascinating project where he covered his $1.5 million Ken home with doodles. It is reported that it took him around 2 years to complete this art.
Every inch of his house; from ceilings to toasters, is covered with black and white doodles in a cartoonish style.&nbsp;
Mr. Doodle said that this project is his best piece of work. &nbsp;According to Cox, it took around 900 litres of white paint, 401 cans of black spray paint for the exterior, 286 bottles of black drawing paint for the interior and 2,296 pen nibs to carry out the art.
In one of his posts, Cox wrote that he wanted to live in a property completely covered in the characters created by himself.&nbsp;
Every room in this doodle house has a theme. The bedroom has embellished artwork that depicts dreams and the bathroom has sea-themed tiles with waves flowing in every corner of the loo. The stairs of his house have illustrations of heaven and hell, whereas the corridor has doodles of Noah's Ark. Cox said that he did not conceptualise any of his illustrations.&nbsp;
Well, according to research, doodling is an outlet for stress relief but we are still not sure about taking 900 litres of white emulsion for this.&nbsp;
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