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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 1 Nov 2005.
Re: [PIC] [NUDE] Betty Page 02

Re: [PIC] [NUDE] Betty Page 02

_.-In alt.ascii-art, Bill Taylor wrote the following -._
> F P suggested his hands were awry.

Not my hands, my ability to draw them.  If my hands were awry I
probibly wouldn't be able to draw any of theee. :)

> These are probably not much better, but anyway.
> I re-touched the clavicle area as well.

Much softer approch to the clavical.  Her right eyebow shows more
depth but kind of looks out of place compaired to the amount of detail
in the rest of the face.

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