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In some domains of digital generative art, an artist would typically not work with an image editor directly to create an artwork. Typically, the artist would program a set of routines that would generate the actual images. These routines compose of instructions to tell the machine to draw lines and shapes at certain coordinates, and manipulate colours in some mathematically defined way. The final artwork, which may be presented as a pixellated image, or printed out on physical medium, can be entirely captured and defined by a set of mathematical routines.