Google Doodle celebrates support during pandemic frontline workers

 A new Google Doodle was disclosed weekday that promoted the comfort and support of others throughout tough times.

The Doodle was created as a part of the 2022 Doodle for Google contest, a national competition that enables school-age entrants to submit designs to the technical school company.

A political leader from every state and U.S. territory is chosen, and also the winning Doodle is seen on Google's homepage for the day.

This year's Doodle, titled Not Alone, was drawn by Sophie Araque-Liu, a 16-year-old high school junior from the American state.

The Doodle, which depicts a try of individuals in every other's arms, was impressed by Araque-Liu's relationship together with her mother, in line with Google, whose comfort the adolescent was able to intercommunicate throughout the isolation of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Doodle was created as a reminder of the support that may be required throughout times of crisis

"I take care of myself by acceptive others' take care of ME," Araque-Liu aforementioned. "Often I struggle to shoulder a burden on my very own and forget that I actually have numerous individuals, like my momma, UN agency care regarding ME and need to assist ME. gap up and lease others support ME not solely relieves my stress -- it lets ME tackle things I might ne'er do on my very own."

Google aforementioned that Araque-Liu "hopes her Doodle can inform folks that they're not alone, even within the toughest of times."

The adolescent told the TC Palm that, "As I have been growing up, I have been realizing what proportion my oldsters do on behalf of me, and I have wished to specialize in that a great deal additional in my art. And specialize in giving back to them in any manner I will."

Her instructor, Amanda Jones, told the newspaper that the win "will ultimately place a bigger importance on the ability of art."

"She's simply continued to line the bar higher and better once a year," Jones aforementioned of her student.

As the national winner of the Doodle for Google contest, Araque-Liu can receive a $30,000 college scholarship, as well as a $50,000 technology grant that may be accustomed to facilitate improving her college.

A full gallery of all the Doodle for Google nominees and finalists may be seen on the company's website.

Google said that submissions for the 2023 edition of the competition can open this winter.