Happy Pi Day from MIT!
Image by funkandjazz
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology home page used one of my photos of a Pi piece to mark Pi Day (3.14).
Happy Pi Day from MIT!
Image by funkandjazz
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology home page used one of my photos of a Pi piece to mark Pi Day (3.14).
haha thats sick!
Thats hella dope!
very cool!
WOW….let me just say that.
^for real
this is some bootsyism.
lets see the original picture.
thanks
that is so goddamn tight. pretty funny that MIT did this
some networking
hah
take that shit to court
Fuck yes! You are on fire lately.
Soon Funk will rule the world.
hahah does tha real pi get a cut off that
I get stuck looking at it. that ish hypnotizes me.
haha thats excellent
did they use your permision?
WW, yes, they asked if they could use the photo and I thought it was a great idea. They gave me credit in the lower right part of the page.
^didnt see that. now im on the bandwagon..
weak they took it down
hella raw
get your slice !
That is AWESOME. I think that particular Pi was tagged over and over and now is a portrait, now you have given it a new life. Long live Pi!
it doesnt take a genius to see how good your flicks are funk but im sure its nice to have a school full of them enjoy your work
some one owes PI some $$$$$$$ straight up!
this is the day i got rejected from MIT :[
Sweet, congrats!
Viva pi
if i was pi id be pissed.at least you got credit for it funk…
blame it on the econmy
I’m concerned that a few of you seem to be interpreting this situation as if something wrong happened here. I want to make clear again that this was all good, from the beginning. There’s no problem. Everybody got credit. I posted this link because I was happy about it–to share what I consider an honor and a cool thing.
MIT got in touch with me several days before using this image. They asked if they could use my photo of the Pi piece to mark Pi Day. They said they would credit both Pi and me, and they did. I approved it; I was glad to do it. Although you can’t see it on this screen shot, on the day it was posted, if you clicked on the "today’s image" link in the lower right part of the page, you were taken to a credits page where Pi was credited as a graffiti artist in San Francisco and I was credited as the photographer.
It’s all good!