Damien Hirst style dot painting generator (100 days of code). Simply run the .Py file to generate your own unique work of art!

hirst.py

import random
from turtle import Turtle, Screen, colormode

dot_colors = [(199, 175, 117), (124, 36, 24), (210, 221, 213), (168, 106, 57),
              (222, 224, 227), (186, 158, 53), (6, 57, 83), (109, 67, 85),
              (113, 161, 175), (22, 122, 174), (64, 153, 138), (39, 36, 36),
              (76, 40, 48), (9, 67, 47), (90, 141, 53), (181, 96, 79), (132, 40, 42),
              (210, 200, 151), (141, 171, 155), (179, 201, 186), (172, 153, 159),
              (212, 183, 177), (176, 198, 203)]

# Configure Jim's properties, visibility and speed.
jim = Turtle()
jim.speed("fastest")
colormode(255)
jim.pensize(10)
jim.penup()
jim.hideturtle()


def draw_dots(number_of_dots):
    for _ in range(number_of_dots):
        jim.dot(20, random.choice(dot_colors))
        jim.forward(50)


def reset_turtle(x, y):
    jim.goto(x, y)


# Reset the turtle to centre the artwork onto the canvas.
# Create a variable to allow subsequent lines of dots to start in the right place
reset_turtle(-225, -215)
new_starting_point = -165

for _ in range(10):
    draw_dots(10)
    reset_turtle(-225, new_starting_point)
    new_starting_point += 50

screen = Screen()
screen.exitonclick()