washington township student finishes among top 5 finalists in doodle 4 google contest - computer drawing tablet

Chestnut Ridge Middle School seven-grader is N. J.
Winner of the Docomo 4 Google contest, view slide> on May 1, 2013 (
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She may not have received thousands of scholarships and technical grants for her school, but the seventh-
Mary Ione, a first-year student, exploded.
Maria is a finalist in the Google Doodle 4 Google competition, who competes for the grand prize and has the chance to get graffiti-
It depicts the starry sky, the new moon anchors Google's G and a small sihloutte that uses binoculars to investigate stunning scenes
Let billions of people see it on Google's homepage.
The astronomy lover has won the highest prize throughout New Jersey.
Announced at a big rally at her school
Put her in two with her family.
For the opening of the national championship overnight in New York City.
The highest award was awarded to a high school student from Wisconsin because she described the day her father came back from serving overseas --
Graffiti must fit the theme of "the best day I 've ever had.
"Ian none was declared one of the top finalists and she also won the championship for the age group.
This means that Ian none returned to Washington town with a copy of her graffiti and award framework along with a $5,000 college scholarship.
Her graffiti and 50 other state winners will be on display at the American Museum of Natural History until June 14.
"She was very excited.
"Maria's mother, Nancy Ione, said:" She is excited to be there and to win her age group . " She traveled to New York with her family.
There they visited the unique Google office in New York City, and Ian none had the opportunity to participate in a variety of creative thinking activities with visiting judges and other winners.
"I like to see other winners," said Maria, who said she knew that she would get the first place once she saw the overall winning graffiti during the online voting.
"I know it will win immediately," the student, who is passionate about digital painting, said . ".
"This is one of my favorites.
"Maria spent nearly six hours working hard on her graffiti, drawing entirely on a tablet with special software.
She had a good time in New York and was happy to win, but she wasn't sure if she could continue next year.
"I don't know," she said . "
"It's a big job.
While Maria may not be able to scribble for Google with her skills and passion --
Her parents say she spends hours a day on art.
She's probably still doodling.
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