Meet The Whirlydoodle!
PART ART • PART SCIENCE • TOTALLY COOL!
Whirlydoodle is a small windmill that produces beautiful twirling color at night! It’s outdoor art. It’s educational. It’s a live and dynamic light show powered by the wind. Whirlydoodles are assembled in the USA, so they are a tough and all-weather wind turbine. Now, you can have Whirlydoodles for your own garden, yard, back forty, farm, dock, business and more. Known around the world and from public art exhibitions. Quantities are limited.
Check out the video below of Whirlydoodle in Action.
The Whirlydoodle in Action…
For gardeners, homeowners and lakefront properties, public art installations… farmers, ranchers, alternative energy aficionados… kids, grandkids, and adults… weather-watchers and renewable energy enthusiasts… catch the wind, enjoy the show! Color and brightness determined by the windl.
How Will You Use Whirlydoodle?
EDUCATIONAL • WEATHER PREDICTIVE • BEAUTIFUL & DECORATIVE
Gardeners and homeowners, enjoy the beauty of your yard and garden at night with an environmentally driven light display. Windmill design provides 360 degree visibility. Farmers, parents and educators use Whirlydoodles as a scientific tool and whirligig to spark curiosity about wind, weather and renewable energy.
Educational
Wind creates weather, and can be harnessed for energy. Use Whirlydoodle to spark discussion and learning… learn more
Learn About the Weather
Is wind energy a possibility on your property? How much wind and what kinds of wind patterns do you have? Find out with Whirlydoodle… learn more
Decorative
The possibilities are endless with light in motion. From one amazing focal point to a stunning installation… learn more
Public Art Installation:
The Whirlydoodle Project!
The Whirlydoodle Project was an experiment with informal environmental public art conducted in the City of Ann Arbor, Michigan. The nearly year- long project demonstrated that a low- cost, environmentally- responsive art installation, using Whirlydoodles, was an effective method to increase public awareness and discussion about municipal renewable energy programs.
Click here to learn more about Whirlydoodle Project art installation…
Whirlydoodles at night in Downtown Ann Arbor