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A fellow asked for the letters “TSG” to be illuminated with roses. Using Figlet “big” as a guide for the letters, I gave it a shot.
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He wasn’t happy and wanted something more realistic like the roses Joan Stark has drawn. So using one of her roses as a template, I tried again, and finally, the fellow was satisfied. Many thanks to Joan for the loan of her roses.
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