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The Wind Beasts

For the past fifteen years, Theo Jansen has been creating (growing?) "beach animals" made from commonly available tools like plastic tubing, cardboard boxes, plastic bottles, hose, tape, and all sorts of other stuff. Wired News did a pretty good article on Jansen earlier this year.

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1. balushia 4 years ago

He's such an inspiration...

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2. acantoni 4 years ago

The engineering skills for this are impressive, thumb up!

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3. iura_boss 4 years ago

i realy dont know who is singing...
but you can hear it from this link :D
http://calendarsongs.com/mp3/February.mp3

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4. calendargirl 4 years ago

the music is incoherent mumble train's remix of 'february'. you can listen to it here: http://www.calendarsongs.com/. very lovely wind beasts!

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5. wantu2 4 years ago

cool

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6. Nick 4 years ago

Wow... just wow. I love his mix of impressive engineering with compelling and beautiful art. He matches them so fluidly, it almost seems lifelike at times. I would certainly love to meet him, and perhaps catch some of his creations up close in person. :)

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7. dominions 4 years ago

This is incridble :O . I'm constantly amazed by some people's imagination and ability.

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8. dukuta 4 years ago

impressible

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9. Mix 4 years ago

Dutch :) , And i'm proud of it ;)

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10. chloebug 3 years ago

COOL

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11. Dirtynonon 3 years ago

That is awesome, that could be a weapon of war.

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12. NathaneM 3 years ago

OMG, this guy must be funded for some bigger projects.

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13. d3vill0ck 1 year ago

With a bunch of sticks he made the most lifelike movement sequences. Anybody know more about this man? I'd like to get my hands on some blueprints :(|)