Doodle 4 Google Doodle 4 Google - My Future Australia

National Winner for 2011

Our Age Group Winners gathered at the National Portrait Gallery, on 14th November 2011 to enjoy a wonderful day with special behind the scene tours and treats!

On this day we announced our special doodler who will have his artwork shown on the www.google.com.au website in 2012… [drum roll please!]

Congratulations Timothy Winkels, Doodle 4 Google National Winner for 2011.

National Age Group Winners 2011

Our Future, Our Australia

I think that Australia is the best place in the world and we are very lucky to live here. My future for Australia has all people and animals living and working together to keep Australia beautiful and fun.

Lachlan Milmlow
Gymea Bay PS, New South Wales

Amazing Australia

My topic is fresh water critters. I have chosen water python, saw shelled turtle, fresh water crab, short head sea horse, fresh water crocodile and parrot fish. I liked using these Australian critters because they had interesting shapes that made the word Google.

Ahan Khiani
Wheelers Hill Primary School, Victoria

Creature Doodle

I like to draw animals and the google shapes make great animals. When I grow up I want to look after animals. We have lots of amazing creatures in Australia and they all need someone to care about them. My creature doodle might help people remember to be kind to creatures even the little ones like flies.

Bethany Richardson
Illawarra Primary, Tasmania

My Imagination

My Doodle for Google is about Rainbows, people, butterflies and love hearts. I drew people because they are happy because they are in a beautiful country.

Eliza Dyde-Nairn
St. Augustine's Primary School, Queensland

I Love Australia

I think Australia is a very special country. I designed my artwork to show the things I love about our country including our flag, the sunshine and the animals including the koala.

Dimitri Tzifas
St Monica's Primary, Australian Capital Territory

Australian Beautiful Animals

I drew Australian animals because Australians like animals. Crocodiles are native to Australia and people come from lots of places to look at crocodiles

Tristan Smith
Woodroffe Primary School, Northern Territory

My Wishes for Australia

I hope that in Australia’s future we will all recycle to help the environment. We will all get the right amount of food, all get along and have FUN!!!

Bianca Bayne
Applecross Primary school, Western Australia

Renewable Energy for the Future

The "G's" is solar panels that produce electricity from the sun. The "O's" represent the sun's extreme energy. The "L" represents a satellite important for communicating information. The "E" represents the earth's green environment. I hope people use solar panelled cars to stop poisonous carbon fumes going into our atmosphere.

Damian Haynes
Scotch College Junior School, Western Australia

In Touch with Nature's Future

My future Australia would be a country where people made changes to create a better and greener future. The hand represents how we can make a change, while the leaves and the trees are aspects contributing to a greener future.

Garima Sharma
Quakers Hill Public School, New South Wales

The Australian Future

The two "O's" represent houses that might contain solar panels in the future. The first "G" represents Australia. The second "G" represents carbon that companies use. The "L" represents people cutting down trees to make new things. I see a green place with solar power and animals everywhere.

Sameen R
Mount View Primary School, Victoria

Animal Rights

In my words I think Australia is perfect as it is if animals had a say too! In my picture I have shown the value of life in big and small animals. I think that people around Australia need to really think ahead of how animals are being treated.

Ingrid Mowbray
St Martin's Catholic Primary School, South Australia

Our Great Emergency Services

What a future Australia has! We possess the best health and emergency services in the world. What a place to grow up, have children and grow old!

Stephanie D
Trevallyn Primary School, Tasmania

Australia's Multiculturalism

Australia is a place of peace and harmony where all cultures can live together. My future Australia continues to have this unity.

Eunice Ha
Citipointe Christian College, Queensland

Reaching Out

I decided that I would show two hands reaching out in a sign of ongoing respect.

Ineka Voigt
Florey Primary School, Australian Capital Territory

My Future Australia

My future Australia would be that we tend and care for our native flowers and native animals. The flowers I have drawn are the Sturt's Desert Pea and Sturt's Desert Rose. They are the floral emblems of South Australia and Northern Territory. The koalas are native animals to Australia. They are found in Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia. Brolgas are found across tropical northern Australia, southwards through north-east and east central areas. I drew the fish because it represents the Great Barrier Reef.

Kynara Konatic
Moil Primary School, Northern Territory

Wildlife Of Australia

My drawing is about all the wildlife in Australia. I have drawn a range of Australian birds and trees. I have drawn a boab tree, a parrot, a pink and grey galah and a few other things. I want my Future Australia to have MORE NATURE! LESS CITYS!

Autumn Godycki-Cwirko
Albany Primary School, Western Australia

An Eco friendly Australia

In my design I have included symbols that represent an Eco friendly Australia in the future. My wish for Australia is for it to be Green Power because “green is good”. Australians eating more organic fruits and avoiding chemicals.

Shannon Huang
Chester Hill High School , New South Wales

My Future Australia

My Future Australia is creating more National Parks and saving the environment. I want a place to go when the world around me darkens, and the only place I could find refuge in is nature itself, away from man-made environment and people. Sometimes nature is such a good refuge that I escape my own self. The environment saves me, so I am responsible enough to save it.

Timothy Winkels
Padua College Mornington, Victoria

Opportunities

My google design represents all the dreams and ambitions children have growing up. Everyone's future is different and every child aspires to achieve different things. Australia is a very free country and I hope it stays that way for many years to come.

Sophie Ladd
Goodwood Primary School, South Australia

Stay Green Forever

In my perspective, I would love if Australia stayed green, healthy and colourful. For the doodle I drew native plants and a native animal. I’d love if all the native plants and wildlife lived in a clean and healthy environment. My future Australia is clean, natural and full of life.

Mariam Refaei
Tasmanian eSchool, Tasmania

Unique Australia

I have chosen to do this design for the " My Future Australia" theme, as it represents our land, animals and how different and unique everything is. It shows my vision for the future, that we have all of our wonderful environment living together in peace.

Katelyn Crowley
Marymount College, Queensland

Clean and Caring

When I think of Australia in the future I think of a cleaner Australia. I think of more trees and more native animals so I included a koala in a gum tree. I hope that we can use cleaner energy, use bikes and walk instead of driving and keep our planet clean so I chose a wind turbine and bicycle for the "O’s" and the "L". The colours behind the "G’s" and "E" are the Australian flag

Emma Nowak
Alyangula Area School, Northern Territory

Kangaroo Playground

My doodle shows sunshine, nature and native animals. I hope my future Australia cares about the environment and there is large amounts of flora and fauna.

Dylan W
Melville Senior High School, Western Australia

A Recycled Australia

My future Australia picture is a recycling plant. I would like more recycling plants all over Australia. I hope it will encourage more people to stop littering and start recycling. This will keep our beaches more pristine and bring more tourists to our shores.

Ebonie B
Lock Area School, South Australia

My Future Australia

My Future Australia means a race against time. My doodle portrays the impact of environmental issues not only to Mother Nature, but Australia as a whole. The image challenges the audience on what they perceive as reality and acts as a glimpse into the future of Australia and the world

Christina Nguyen
Cerdon College, New South Wales

Australia in Space

My design is about outer space, hopefully in the future Australia will be able to make the journey to unexplored planets.

Sally Meikle
Eltham High School, Victoria

My Future Australia

April Williams
Irene McCormack Catholic College, Western Australia

Australia Is....

For the future of Australia I would like to see a community working together to keep Australia clean and free. I would like to see all Australians protecting Australia and not letting our home be ruined for profit.

Madeleine Fletcher
Ogilvie High School, Tasmania

Advancing Australia!

This doodle shows some of the possibilities for Australia's future - new technologies, great cities, world class culture, love of our outback heritage, a clean environment and pride in our nation. It shows where we have come from and where we might be going.

Nick Warren
St Peters Lutheran College, Queensland

A Clean Energy Future

In the future, people will have polluted the atmosphere sufficiently that we now must rely on clean energy. My Google logo includes solar panels, a wind turbine and an energy efficient light bulb to represent future energy.

Luke Ballintyne
Alfred Deakin High School, Australian Capital Territory

My Future Australia

Lucy Jackson
Jameson Remote Community School, Northern Territory

My Future Australia

Susan Tamits
Kildare College, South Australia

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