Appease Your Google Overlords: Draw the "G" Logo
Mathematica, 229 226 225 224 221 206 169 bytes
Thanks @MartinEnder for 1 byte, @ChipHurst for 37 bytes!
Graphics[{RGBColor@{&quot;#EA4335&quot;,&quot;#FBBC05&quot;,&quot;#34A853&quot;,&quot;#4285F4&quot;}[[#]],{0,-1}~Cuboid~{√24,1},Annulus[0{,},{3,5},{(2#-9)Pi/4,ArcCsc@5}]}&amp;~Array~4,ImageSize-&gt;#,PlotRange-&gt;5]&amp;

What a fun challenge!
Explanation
...&amp;~Array~4

Iterate from 1 to 4...
RGBColor@{&quot;#EA4335&quot;,&quot;#FBBC05&quot;,&quot;#34A853&quot;,&quot;#4285F4&quot;}[[#]]

Convert the color hex codes to RGBColor objects, so that they can be applied to the Google logo graphic. Change the color palette to the &lt;input&gt;th color.
{0,-1}~Cuboid~{√24,1}

Create a filled rectangle (2D cuboid), whose diagonal corners are (0, -1) and (sqrt(24), 1).
Annulus[0{,},{3,5},{(2#-9)Pi/4,ArcCsc@5}]}

Generate four filled quarter-Annuluss, centered at the origin, with inner radius 3 and outer radius 5. Do not draw past ArcCsc@5 (where the blue segment ends).
Graphics[ ... , ImageSize-&gt;#,PlotRange-&gt;5]

Create a graphic with size N x N, from x = -5 to x = 5 (removes the padding).
Outputs
N = 10

N = 100

N = 200

N = 10000 (click image for full resolution)