Did you do any Google searches on Tuesday? If so you saw a 2nd-Grader’s Google Doodle.
The dinosaur-themed Google Doodle was drawn by a Virginia 2nd grader who won a $30,000 scholarship through the company’s annual “Doodle for Google” contest. Sarah Gomez-Lane is the winner of the annual ‘Doodle for Google’ contest, where kids can submit artwork that will appear as one of the website’s ‘Google Doodles’. Sarah Gomez-Lane won for her drawing of dinosaurs spelling out the word “Google”. Programmers then turned her drawing into an ‘animated, interactive’ Google Doodle.
Sarah dreams of being a paleontologist one day and gets the $30,000 scholarship as well as a $50,000 donation to her school.
