I am not a graphic design person, so my turtle graphic is not the next Mona Lisa, but I have managed to include a few original figures. There is a sun, a layered color circle figure (I don't know what to call it), and a face.
I looked at the following sites to get inspiration about the code I wrote (they are not guilty of my creative strugglings):
Chapter 25 of Turtle graphic documentation
Chapter 24 of Turtle graphic documentation
Here is my code:
import turtle
kenny = turtle.Turtle()
kenny.penup()
## This is the excessively large sun.
kenny.goto(-200, 0)
kenny.pendown()
kenny.color('yellow')
kenny.begin_fill()
kenny.circle(150)
kenny.end_fill()
kenny.penup()
## This is the weird colorful circle figure that looked like it had potential.
kenny.goto(0,0)
kenny.pendown()
kenny.color('green')
kenny.begin_fill()
kenny.circle(10)
kenny.end_fill()
kenny.color('violet')
kenny.circle(20)
kenny.color('red')
kenny.circle(40)
kenny.penup()
## This is the left pupil.
kenny.goto(-90, -110)
kenny.color('black')
kenny.pendown()
kenny.begin_fill()
kenny.circle(10)
kenny.end_fill()
kenny.penup()
## This is the left eye.
kenny.goto(-90, -130)
kenny.pendown()
kenny.circle(30)
kenny.penup()
## This is the right pupil.
kenny.goto(10, -110)
kenny.pendown()
kenny.begin_fill()
kenny.circle(10)
kenny.end_fill()
kenny.penup()
## This is the right eye.
kenny.goto(10, -130)
kenny.pendown()
kenny.circle(30)
kenny.penup()
## This is the full face.
kenny.goto(-60, -260)
kenny.pendown()
kenny.circle(130)
kenny.penup()
## This is the mouth.
kenny.goto(-90, -190)
kenny.pendown()
kenny.forward(60)
turtle.done()
