posted by eric at 2:25 PM
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From my architecture student days I remember "eye candy" as this disparaging term the critics at the University of Minnesota architecture school used to describe design presentations that looked pretty but had no depth.
I just followed the Theo Jansen post to YouTube and am absolutely blown away by the depth behind the pretty picture. It's like Leonardo sketches come to life.
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