Voting will remain open until Tuesday, July 12.īased on the voting, five finalists will be chosen, one from each grade group, and the Doodle for Google guest judges will choose the national winner from those five. To ensure the judging is fair to each age group’s artistic skills, you’re asked to select a favorite Doodle from each group of grades - K-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9, 10-12. Opening up and letting others support me not only relieves my stress – it lets me tackle things I could never do on my own. Often I struggle to shoulder a burden on my own, and forget that I have so many people, like my mom, who care about me and want to help me.

I care for myself by accepting others care for me. For example, there’s this emotionally charged passage attached to “Not Alone,” the winning artwork from Florida: com homepage.Īlongside each Doodle, there’s a bit of description from the artist, often providing a charming insight into their mindset. You can head over to the Doodle for Google website to vote on the artworks you believe should be featured on the Google. Now the judging is being turned over to the public. Each winner received Google hardware and swag, as well as local recognition for their achievement. Google’s guest judges, including Selena Gomez and 2021’s Teacher of the Year, have viewed months worth of submissions from around the country and selected the 54 best Doodles, one from each US state and territory. com homepage, and the artist will receive prizes including a $30,000 college scholarship and a $50,000 technology package for their school.Īs was announced back in January, the theme for Doodle for Google 2022 is “I care for myself by…” The theme encouraged the young artists to show the ways that they relax, unwind, and be good to themselves. The winning artwork will be shown on the Google. Google has shared the winning Doodle for Google 2022 artwork from each state and territory, and now it’s your turn to vote for your favorites to become the national winner.Įvery year, Google runs a special “Doodle for Google” contest where K-12 students from around the country are encouraged to submit their own artwork of a potential Google Doodle.

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