Golding will also receive a $30,000 scholarship and a $50,000 technology package for his school. The artwork of the Lexington Christian Academy junior will be featured on Google’s homepage on Tuesday for 24 hours. What do you think of the Doodle for Google 2020 winning artwork? Did your favorite get selected? Let us know down in the comments.We’re live with the winner of this year’s “Doodle for Google” competition! 🎨 /f7EgPoEs5l- 3rd Hour of TODAY June 14, 2021 The other four finalists will each receive a $3,000 scholarship along with the Google hardware and swag. Suffice it to say that the world could use more people who think like Sharon.įor her winning artwork, Sharon Sara will receive a $30,000 college scholarship and a $50,000 technology package for her school, as well as some Google hardware and swag. Sharon Sara, Doodle for Google 2020 winning artist People have not wanted to be my friend because of how I look, so I decided to draw what I do! No matter what people look like, you look on the inside and then decide if you want to be their friend. When asked what inspired her to create this Doodle, Sharon shared a story that is truly heart-melting. Entitled “Together as One,” Sharon’s Doodle shows a group of girls with different hair styles, body types, skin colors, and clothing styles holding hands as friends.Īs for the “Google” portion of this Doodle, not only do each of the girls have a letter of “Google” on their clothing, the letters are also included in each girl’s hairdo in a fun way. The winning Doodle, which will appear on the homepage for the entirety of September 23, 2020, comes from Sharon Sara, a 5th grader from Frisco, TX. The 54 were slimmed down to five through a voting process, and Google’s panel of judges has now selected a winner.

This year’s Doodle for Google competition, which kicked off back in January, asked students to submit artwork based on the theme “I show kindness by…” From there, Google selected their favorite 54 Doodles - one from every state, Washington DC, Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Virgin Islands. All day today, the Doodle for Google 2020 winner is being showcased on Google. Every year, Google gives K-12 students a chance to draw a new “Doodle” to be featured on the company’s homepage and net some other prizes.

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