As one may be aware, Google habitually changes the look of its logo on its search engine’s home page to suit different occasions, like national holidays or birthdays of famous historical figures.
But since 2009 Google also has held an annual contest, where children submit their Google doodles tailored to a prescribed theme with a chance to have their drawing featured on the Google website, aside from other prizes like scholarships, Google gadgets, and even a $50,000 education grant for their school.
This year the theme was “What makes me...me.”
“Kids have all kinds of things that make them unique, so they could use all kinds of materials to create their doodles, from crayons, to clay, to yarn, to graphic design, even food and video games,” states the contest’s website.
