Hirst Color Painting (Go Google it!)

One of the many contemporary art pieces that could easily sell for 
$500, 000!!

Man if only my piece of artwork could fetch me that amount of money...

P.S. <I did my code on PyCharm, so there isn't a link to this code for this time, but you can imagine the dots are forming up - starting from the bottom leftmost corner, then heading towards the right and subsequently going up a row above and then heading towards the right again. Ultimately, it will stop when the image below has been formed> 
<Anyway, you could just copy the code below if you are interested to see how the image is formed!> 

import colorgram
import turtle as t
import random

t.colormode(255)
tim = t.Turtle()

color_list = [(233, 172, 54), (43, 122, 154), (217, 200, 121), (123, 149, 201), (150, 21, 59), (9, 177, 143), (208, 123, 173), (25, 125, 98), (169, 162, 34), (223, 79, 102), (120, 173, 125), (17, 39, 91), (230, 101, 50), (160, 49, 84), (29, 161, 219), (129, 117, 162), (161, 11, 6), (30, 45, 106), (172, 93, 53), (159, 210, 194), (229, 170, 190), (27, 91, 77), (236, 199, 12), (176, 185, 218), (215, 181, 175), (90, 26, 65)]

tim.hideturtle()
tim.speed("fastest")
tim.penup()
y_coord = -225
def color_movement():
    global y_coord
    tim.setposition(-225, y_coord)
    tim.setheading(0)

    for num in range(10):
        tim.dot(20, random.choice(color_list))
        tim.penup()
        tim.forward(50)

    tim.setheading(90)
    tim.forward(50)
    tim.setheading(180)
    y_coord += 50

for num in range(10):
    color_movement()