Invisible Canvas - Light Paint a Scene in One Exposure

Many moons ago, when I got my first digital point & shoot and discovered shutter speeds, the first thing I tried was light painting. All these years later, I'm not much better at it but still love try it out every once in a while. Let's see what you can do on an invisible canvas. LEDs, flashlights, sparklers, glowsticks... whatever floats your boat. NO ABSTRACT WORK (what I usually refer to as "raver shots"). Paint a picture with recognizable elements (flowers, trees, people, animals, etc). Also, you must paint the entire image in ONE EXPOSURE. No stacking or photoshopping multiple shots together. There's something exciting about having to paint multiple elements in a single exposure.