String multiplication and concatenation: carving a pumpkin?

A. Introduction:

Strings can be multiplied and added in Python, which is cool and convenient. Halloween is coming, the code below prints a basic pumpkin by using string multiplication.

s0= 2*'&'
s1="*"
s = s1*13
teeth = 'V'*6
teeth2 = 2*'^'
hollow = ' '
print(hollow*12 + s0)
print(hollow*11 + s0)
print(hollow*11 + s0)
print(hollow*6+s)
print(hollow*5+s1+hollow*13+s1)
print(hollow*4+s1+hollow*4+'Q'+hollow*5+'Q'+hollow*4+s1)
print(hollow*3+s1+hollow*17+s1)
print(hollow*2+s1+hollow*6+teeth+hollow*6+s1)
print(hollow*2+s1+hollow*8+teeth2+hollow*8+s1)
print(hollow*3+s1+hollow*16+s1)
print(hollow*4+s1+hollow*14+s1)
print(hollow*6+s)

B. Try to print your version of pumpkin, use the images below as an inspiration. You may use two different ways to print out the white spaces: 1) use string multiplication as shown in the code above; 2) use F-string left and right alignment to print the padding white spaces. You also need to use F-string to print out some statistics about pumpkin carvers. Be creative!