About us

Children and adults at an dizzydoodles event, with the children making spin art on a white table under a canopy, with trees and other tents in the background.

Dizzy Doodles is a fun spin art booth where anyone any age‍ ‍can make their own spin art and instantly turn it into a button. Plus, there are different seasonal surprises waiting for you.

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Meet Our Founders

  • Evergreen Middle School 7th-grader, 12-year-old Foster Gray is the creative force behind Dizzy Doodles, a spin art button-making station that turns imagination into wearable art.

    Ben Bosse, also a 7th grader is the engineering mind behind the business and also Foster’s best friend. Ben compliments Foster’s creativity with his pragmatism and serious organizational chops.

    The idea for Dizzy Doodles was born during a screen-free grounding (thanks, Mom & Dad), when Foster invented the Dizzy Doodler, a spin art machine powered by a handheld fan. 

    Visitors to their booth are invited to create their own spin art by choosing their unique color combination. Once the art is complete, Foster will turn the art into a wearable button.

Two boys smiling at a booth with colorful markers and purple cup stampers at an outdoor fair or festival.