A not-quite-accurate minimal SVG Google logo

goog.svg

<svg width="420" height="160" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg">
	<style type="text/css">
	path, circle {
		fill: none;
		stroke-width: 12;
	}
	</style>
	<path d="M0,118 L600,118" stroke="#777" style="stroke-width: 2; stroke-dasharray: 2,2;" />
	<!-- G --><path d="M70,70 h50 A50,50 0 1,1 107.426406871193,29.644660940673" stroke="#4285F4" />
	<!-- o --><circle cx="160" cy="88" r="25" stroke="#EA4335" />
	<!-- o --><circle cx="225" cy="88" r="25" stroke="#FBBC05" />
	<!-- g --><circle cx="290" cy="88" r="25" stroke="#4285F4" /><path d="M315,60 v60 A25,25 0 0,1 272.32233047034,137.67766952966" stroke="#4285F4" />
	<!-- l --><path d="M335,20 v98" stroke="#34A853" />
	<!-- e --><path d="M401.65063509461,101.5 A25,25 0 1,1 403.09698831278,79.432914190873 L356.90301,98.567086" stroke="#EA4335" data-center="380,89" />
</svg>

Coordinates for arc endpoints can be calculated with this:

<?php
$theta = - pi() / 4;

$px = 405; $py = 89;
$ox = 380; $oy = 89;

$x2 = cos($theta) * ($px - $ox) - sin($theta) * ($py - $oy) + $ox;
$y2 = sin($theta) * ($px - $ox) + cos($theta) * ($py - $oy) + $oy;

var_dump([$x2, $y2]);