GOOGLE VIEWS: Doodle 4 Google

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Google is kicking-off its 2015 “doodle 4 google” competition today, inviting students in kindergarten through 12th grade to create a Google Doodle based on the theme, “What Makes Me…Me.” For this year’s contest, Google is moving beyond its “I love that one open-ended doodle 4 google theme can inspire so many thousands of drastically different and wild entries,” Google artist and judge Sophie Diao tells The Post. AS PART OF its ongoing arts outreach to students, Google is offering kids a The video above could be a legit “Doodle 4 Google” entry under this year’s rules. The winners of the doodle 4 google contest could look different than ever before. They could, in fact, be decidedly three dimensional. That’s because, this year Google flavors its home page with doodles that commemorate significant people and events. The vast majority of the doodles are created in-house, but the search giant also hosts an annual contest for children. The Doodle 4 Google contest challenges students Prizes include college scholarships, school grants and a trip to visit Google's HQ. "Google flavors its home page with doodles that commemorate significant people and events. The vast majority of the doodles are created in-house, but the search giant also On the occasion of the birth anniversary of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru the Google's homepage changed to an artwork doodle of a child names P Karthik from Andhra Pradesh. The theme for this year was, 'Create Something for India.' All the participants were .

Children across the country are being reminded to grab their pens, pencils, crayons and paintbrushes and get doodling as the deadline for entries to this year’s Doodle 4 Google competition is fast approaching. Children have until January 8th to enter Google kicked off its 2015 Doodle 4 Google art competition Monday, where creative and curious students across the U.S. vie to take over the Google homepage for a day with their artwork. This year's theme, "What makes me.me," invites students in Google Doodle 4 Google contest, but this year the selected winner will see their work animated and interactive on the homepage. Just as Google Doodles sometimes feature more dynamic concepts — such as the epic multi-level Doctor Who Google Doodle The winning doodle focuses on recycling waste plastic. On the occasion of Children’s Day that also marks the birth anniversary of the India’s first prime minister Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, Google’s homepage is adorned with a special doodle created .