Google launched the Doodle4Google 2015 contest today with the prize for winning students being able to see their work prominently featured on Google's homepage for a day.
This year, Google seems to have shaken things up a bit by allowing participants to use whatever medium they want to create their sketches. The only rule is that you have to use the letters of the word Google.
Students in the U.S. who are in grades K-12 (or those up to 18 years old and not living in the U.S.) can enter the contest on the website. This year's theme is "What makes me...me.".
So, those of you who want to participate and see your (or your child's) work proudly displayed on the Google homepage, all you have to do is think of a good idea and doodle it out of any material you want. Also, one student from America will win a $30,000 college scholarship.
The Doodle4Google is open for entries from October 19, 2015 to December 7, 2015.
