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![[asy] // ALL CODE BELONGS TO OBJECTZ. DO NOT STEAL WITHOUT PERMISSION. // background fill((0,0)--(256,0)--(256,-256)--(0,-256)--cycle,white); // L fill((54,-105)--(52,-105)--(52,-127)--(54,-127)--cycle,black); fill((52,-127)--(52,-125)--(71,-125)--(71,-127)--cycle,black); // ' fill((66,-112)--(68,-112)--(71,-106)--(69,-106)--cycle,black); // O import TrigMacros; filldraw(circle((89,-115.5),15),black); filldraw(circle((89,-115.5),14),white); // r fill((110,-105)--(108,-105)--(108,-127)--(110,-127)--cycle,black); fill((108,-105)--(108,-107)--(125,-107)--(125,-105)--cycle,black); fill((108,-115)--(108,-117)--(125,-117)--(125,-115)--cycle,black); fill((120,-116.5)--(126,-126)--(129,-126)--(123,-116.5)--cycle,black); fill((124,-117)--(128,-115)--(128,-109)--(126,-107)--(124,-105)--(124,-107)--(126,-110)--(126,-113)--(124,-115)--cycle,black); // é fill((137,-105)--(135,-105)--(135,-127)--(137,-127)--cycle,black); fill((135,-127)--(135,-125)--(154,-125)--(154,-127)--cycle,black); fill((135,-117)--(135,-115)--(150,-115)--(150,-117)--cycle,black); fill((135,-105)--(135,-107)--(154,-107)--(154,-105)--cycle,black); fill((143,-104)--(145,-102)--(149,-102)--cycle,black); // a fill((157,-127)--(167,-106)--(171,-106)--(181,-127)--(179,-127)--(176,-121)--(162,-121)--(159,-127)--cycle,black); fill((163,-119)--(168,-110)--(170,-110)--(175,-119)--cycle,white); // l fill((186,-105)--(184,-105)--(184,-127)--(186,-127)--cycle,black); fill((184,-127)--(184,-125)--(203,-125)--(203,-127)--cycle,black); [/asy]](http://latex.artofproblemsolving.com/e/0/8/e085de9ed3b5f6862fd42260918c409787fac17b.png)
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L'Oréal Logo
After the Volkswagen logo, I wanted to do the L'Oréal logo with Asymptote.
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Starting Off
First, I copied an image of the L'Oréal logo, and then I pasted it in mspaint.
Coloring
I already knew that the L'Oréal logo was black, so I just used black and white for this:
![[asy] axialshade(unitsquare,black,(0,0),black,(1,1)); [/asy]](http://latex.artofproblemsolving.com/d/1/f/d1f1302aa82eed6c20e03aae8d3378153e525807.png)
Overview
Overall, I thought this was a bit harder than the Volkswagen logo, but easier than Samsung. This is the second logo that I made to include circles, the first being the Volkswagen logo.
