I experimented with the turtle command using the pensize, color, circle, set position, and text.

This actually was theraputic for me. I enjoyed the trial and error aspect and experimenting with the program to get my shapes exactly where I wanted them to be. I wanted to experiment with adding text to the program, and it was interesting to see how the text was coded.

drawing.py

@@ -7,29 +7,40 @@ from turtle import (
     pendown,
     color,
     write,
-    setposition
+    setposition,
+    circle,
+    goto,
+    fillcolor,
+    pensize
 )
 
-color('red')
+pensize(10)
-right(45)
+color('blue')
-forward(100)
+circle(50)
-right(45)
-forward(100)
-right(45)
-forward(100)
-right(45)
-forward(100)
-right(45)
-forward(100)
-right(45)
-forward(100)
-right(45)
-forward(100)
-right(45)
-forward(100)
 penup()
-setposition(-145,-160)
+setposition(110,0)
+pendown()
+color('black')
+circle(50)
+penup()
+setposition(220,0)
+pendown()
+color('red')
+circle(50)
+penup()
+setposition(55,-60)
+pendown()
+color('yellow')
+circle(50)
+penup()
+setposition(165,-60)
+pendown()
+color('green')
+circle(50)
+penup()
+setposition(25,-140)
+color('maroon')
 style = ('Times New Roman', 75, 'bold')
-write('STOP', font=style)
+write('USA!', font=style)
 
 input()