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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 23 May 1994.
My Beautiful B

My Beautiful B

Well, after reading this group for a few days and being absolutely amazed 
at the ability to make curves and recognizable objects out of letters, I 
was inspired to attempt it myself. My choice was to try to imitate the B 
that my physics professor writes; he has the most ridiculously beautiful, 
flowing handwriting. Here's my attempt:


               ___
             d88888.
       .__. d88" 'YA
     d88888888b.   Y
   ,8P 88 "888988b.
   88  88  888 "Y88b. 
   88  88  888   '88b.
   88  88  888    '88b
   88  88  888     888
   '8b 8P  888    ,88l
    '988"  888   ,88]
           888 ,888"
           888888b
           888'"Y88b
           888    "88b.
           888     '88b
           888      888
           888     ,88l
      b, ,d888.   ,88]
      '88888P7888888P
        """    """"


I'm pretty proud of it, but it's not complete; at the bottom it should 
curl back up into the middle of the bottom loop, so that the bottom half 
looks roughly like this, if you see what I'm trying to draw:

    |\
   -+\\
  / |  |
  | | /
   \+-

Anyone out there who can help me? I'm pretty proud of what I've done so 
far, but I can't figure out how to finish it off.

Eric

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Newsgroups: alt.ascii-art
Subject: My Beautiful B
Message-ID: <2rp0ol$1o...@scunix2.harvard.edu>
From: egt...@husc9.harvard.edu (Eric Tulsky)
Date: 23 May 1994 01:26:45 GMT
Organization: Harvard University Science Center
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