Where people say "computer art," "mathematical art," or "software art," we say "algorithmic drawing." The word "algorithm" has become fairly common in the 21st century. Definr defines it as: a precise rule (or set of rules) specifying how to solve some problem. For us it means art created by a computer program. We add to this the word "drawing" since the actual work of art is on paper and of a size that is easy to carry around, like most fine art drawings.

Also, we only tell the printer to make a single drawing, no copies, so what you see is not a fine art print. Clearly, when printing an image, we could choose to make 120 copies, but we found that we were much more interested in seeing the next new image.