“Why this Bellevue student’s doodle is making waves across Canada: A closer look at Google’s annual contest”

Bellevue Student Wins Doodle for Google Contest and Scholarship

A sixth-grade student from Bellevue, Rebecca Wu, has won the 2023 Doodle for Google contest. The winning artwork titled “My Sweetest Memories” was selected among “tens of thousands” of submissions from K-12 students across the United States. Google‘s yearly contest featured the theme of gratitude, and Wu’s artwork displays three girls holding mugs in a garden filled with red hearts, yellow and white flowers. The ending of the word “Google” in the piece is represented by flowers. Speaking about her inspiration, Wu said it reminded her of happy moments with her sisters. She added that “We help to inspire each other and to help each other grow like the vines and flowers in my picture.”

The Joy of Winning

As a winner of the contest, Rebecca Wu has received a $30,000 scholarship for college and a $50,000 technology grant for her school. Wu said she felt proud of herself, and it was wonderful to be recognized so well. In a Google blog post, Wu expressed gratitude to her parents, teachers, and friends, and she hopes her artwork brings joy and happiness to many people around the world.

The Positive Impact of Doodle for Google Contest

The Doodle for Google contest provides students in the United States with an excellent opportunity to showcase their creativity and perspective. The contest not only encourages the student’s imaginative abilities but also improves their confidence and strengthens their artistic skills. In addition, the contest sparks hope and optimism among parents and educators, who witness firsthand the transformative power of artistic expression.

Final Thoughts

Rebecca Wu’s achievement is an inspiration to all young artists and students. Her artwork depicts the beauty of togetherness, and the message of gratitude rings throughout her work. Likewise, Google should be commended for providing a platform for young artists to showcase their skills and creativity. We hope that such contests will keep inspiring young artists and professionals worldwide to create art that educates, informs, and spreads happiness and positivity in society.