World’s first Raspberry Pi tattoo #piday #raspberrypi @Raspberry_Pi
Wow! That is quite the Linux spirit going on there!, via RaspberryPi.org:
Eavesdropping on people mentioning Raspberry Pi on Twitter yesterday, I came across Paul Rainer von Habsburg (@RainerVonHabs, whom I shall refer to hereafter as Paul RvH), who was talking about his new tattoo. Here it is, courtesy of Now or Never Tattoos and Body Works – the various Linux/Android logos are the work of @ECHO1RTH and the Raspberry Pi logo is by @Johnnylemonz. Paul Beech (Paul B for the purposes of this post), who designed our logo, is bounding around with joy at the news; he has never seen a piece of his artwork in tattoo form before, and Paul RvH’s new ankle decoration means Paul B now has something in common with Lucian Freud.
Paul RvH’s tattooed logo is new and hasn’t healed yet; note the glossiness. He will, I hope, share another picture when it’s finished healing.
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