Doodle for Google

High schooler Sophie Araque-Liu shows how she leans on the support of others with her Doodle for Google submission.

"And focus on giving back to them in any way I can." Back in May, Araque-Liu’s doodle was selected as Florida’s state finalist for the national competition. The doodle, titled Not Alone, was inspired by the 16-year-old’s own relationship with her mother, whom she relied on for comfort and support during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Sophie Araque-Liu, 16, of Stuart, Florida won this year's Doodle for Google contest with a drawing of her hugging her mother.

"I care for myself by letting other people care for me. "I decided to show a different aspect of 'I care for myself,'" she said earlier. Sophie Araque-Liu, a 16-year-old senior from Stuart, Florida, won this year's Doodle for Google contest, an annual competition for K-12 students to create their own versions of the Google logo.

That realization is the cornerstone of a Doodle created by high schooler Sophie Araque-Liu. Google announced Tuesday that her Doodle, titled Not Alone, is the ...

Experts say the key for parents is to ensure their children feel comfortable expressing their feelings and getting help when they need it. A support system of friends and family can help reduce stress, especially during transitional life. Opening up and letting others support me not only relieves my stress -- it also lets me tackle things I could never do on my own."

A junior from Martin County High School beat thousands of other students, when her artwork was selected for the national Doodle for Google competition.

The theme for Doodle for Google 2022 was "I care for myself by..." With this theme, the internet giant asked students to express their positive approach towards renewing their emotional and mental health. In selecting a winner, the ...

In her Google Doodle, the second O of Google is replaced with a hug between two family members. Besides showing Sophie's artwork to the world via its homepage, Google will also grant her a college scholarship of $30,000. After this, the judges' panel again evaluates the artworks of these finalists. In her Google Doodle, the second O of Google is replaced with a hug between two family members. The views expressed here are that of the respective authors/ entities and do not represent the views of Economic Times (ET). ET does not guarantee, vouch for or endorse any of its contents nor is responsible for them in any manner whatsoever. Besides showing Sophie's artwork to the world via its homepage, Google will also grant her a college scholarship of $30,000. After this, the judges' panel again evaluates the artworks of these finalists. With this theme, the internet giant asked students to express their positive approach towards renewing their emotional and mental health. Google gets five national finalists from different age groups during the public voting process. The internet giant, Google, has decided to display the artwork of Google2022 contest. With this theme, the internet giant asked students to express their positive approach towards renewing their emotional and mental health. Google gets five national finalists from different age groups during the public voting process.

Congratulations to the 2022 Doodle for Google National winner Sophie Araque-Liu. Google is awarding Araque-Liu with a $30000 college scholarship and a ...

📹 Selena Gomez chats with the winner of the 2022 Doodle for Google winner.— Selena Gomez News (@SGomezNewsCOMs) #DoodleforGoogle pic.twitter.com/FZ0VYtJFrK August 16, 2022 WATCH: Selena Gomez surprises Doodle for Google winner Sophie Araque-Liu STUART, Fla. — Congratulations to the 2022 Doodle for Google national winner Sophie Araque-Liu.

Because she won, Sophie Araque-Liu's doodle topped Google's homepage all day Tuesday.

A Florida high schooler drew yesterday's Google Doodle. Here's the meaning she wants her art to convey.

Experts say the key for parents is to ensure their children feel comfortable expressing their feelings and getting help when they need it. A support system of friends and family can help reduce stress, especially during transitional life. Opening up and letting others support me not only relieves my stress -- it also lets me tackle things I could never do on my own."