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Hirst Painting Project

 Drawing dots with the python turtle module:

import random
from turtle import Turtle, Screen, colormode

color_list = [(216, 103, 19), (67, 171, 214), (231, 167, 72), (200, 122, 181),
              (23, 11, 6), (251, 141, 158), (213, 98, 71), (245, 193, 65),
              (183, 135, 53), (5, 19, 31), (18, 6, 11), (247, 164, 142), (58, 106, 129),
              (122, 161, 143), (5, 10, 7), (117, 80, 101), (90, 67, 27), (191, 97, 119),
              (81, 145, 168), (92, 52, 43), (162, 204, 211), (97, 42, 72), (29, 74, 92), (90, 158, 150),
              (76, 100, 88), (43, 63, 92), (170, 204, 202), (123, 117, 151), (48, 71, 69)]

maddy = Turtle()
maddy.speed(0)
maddy.penup()
maddy.setpos(-200, -200)
colormode(255)

def dot_row():
    for i in range(10):
        maddy.color(random.choice(color_list))
        maddy.dot(20)
        maddy.forward(50)

def move_up_one_row():
    maddy.penup()
    maddy.left(90)
    maddy.forward(50)
    maddy.left(90)
    maddy.forward(500)
    maddy.left(180)

for i in range(10):
    dot_row()
    move_up_one_row()


screen = Screen()
screen.exitonclick()


It was difficult but fun :)

Still on Day 45

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