The scene is set in a quaint, snow-blanketed village square under the soft glow of a moonlit Christmas Eve. At the center of the square stands an ancient wrought-iron Christmas tree, its branches artistically curled and spiraled. This is no ordinary tree; it's a masterpiece of intricate welding, reminiscent of the elegant linework seen in Aubrey Beardsley's illustrations. Sparks fly like festive fireflies from a nearby workshop where a blacksmith, resembling a character from a Norman Rockwell painting, diligently adds final touches to the tree's crowning star. In a nod to Edward Gorey's whimsical yet eerie style, small woodland creatures gather around, mesmerized by the warm glow of the forge. The animals are dressed in tiny Victorian outfits, evoking Beatrix Potter’s world, as they sip steaming mugs of hot cocoa. Above this charming scene, in the swirling clouds shaped like ethereal snowflakes, the name "CTA" appears in glowing letters, casting a gentle luminescence over the entire village. The letters are seamlessly integrated into the clouds, appearing as if they were part of the natural skyline, ensuring that "CTA" is both a prominent and delightful part of this festive tableau. The whole scene comes together with a timeless charm, capturing the enchanting essence of a Christmas card worthy of a Maurice Sendak storybook.

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