Google Graffiti: A doodle by Antony

Antony Martinez, a 17 year old student from WESTMINSTER HIGH SCHOOL, Westminster, CO, created the doodle Google Graffiti and said this on his creation, "What I wish for the world is for public art to be more accepted. Graffiti art allows people to express their individuality and emotions. Just because it's not in a museum or on a canvas doesn't make it less of an art form".

Time to Go Home doodle by Demitri

Demitri Miller, an 18 year old student from AZTEC HIGH SCHOOL, Aztec, NM, created the doodle 'Time to Go Home' for Google and said this on his creation, "There are heroes who are willing to make the ultimate sacrifice in order to protect their nations. My wish for the world is for all these military heros to be able to take off their uniforms, lay down their guns, hang up their boots, and come home to their families".

From the Ashes - A Google doodle

Emerald Lu created the doodle 'From the Ashes' for Google and said this about his creation, "The world will be reborn in peace, harmony and prosperity. Pheonix is reborn from ashes; blossoms and lotus symbolize peace. Earth is a prosperous place like an apple. Kois symbolize harmony. Wheat is celebrated as a prosperous crop. The clock represents time for the world to change. The butterfly carries it on its journey". Emerald is 13 years old & studies in COVINGTON LATIN SCHOOL, Covington, KY.

'Spreading the Spark' for Google

'Spreading the Spark' is an attempted doodle for Google created by Hayden Gloyeske from CENTRAL CATHOLIC JUNIOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL, Lafayette, IN. The 16 year old said this about his creation, "My wish for the world is that all people would have access to electricity. Electricity is something that so many people take for granted in the world today, but something not everyone has access to. If everyone had access to electricity there would be great advances in medicine and technology".

Free to Create - A doodle by Elizabeth

Elizabeth Harman, another 16 year old student from HARMAN ACADEMY, Wake Forest, NC, created the doodle 'Free to Create' and said this about her creation, "What I want for the world is to be a place where your imagination can run free. A place where you are not limited by money or materials or other's thoughts, but are free to bring the creations of your imagination to life".

Emily Dorsey creates 'Beauty' doodle for Google

Emily Dorsey, a 16 yr old student from WILMINGTON CHRISTIAN SCHOOL, Hockessin, DE, created the doodle called Beauty for Google which was put by them for voting on Google.com. An excited Emily said this about her creation, "Flowers bring color and fragrance into our lives. Their beauty and diversity reflects that of people. They can be playful or serious and even remind us of the cycle of life and death".

'Hope on the Horizon' doodle by Jeff Warner

Jeff Warner, a 16 year old student from BRADFORD AREA HIGH SCHOOL, Bradford, PA, created the doodle Hope on the Horizon for the search engine behemoth in an event. He said this for his doodle, "My doodle gives a hopeful look toward the future. In the future, technology is utilized to make education of the masses safe, easy, and fun! Everyone in this future is entitled to limitless banks of information, leading to a stronger and smarter humanity. It's accurately named 'Hope on the Horizon'."