Output an image of your source code (not-quite-a-Quine)

shell

By "Print an image of the source code", I assume that actually printing an image on paper would be acceptable.

#!/bin/sh
lpr $0

Piet, 24399.76

This was not made by me.

PHP - 487 × 0.9 × 0.85 = 372.555 (2000×99px)

<?php $y="imagecolorallocate";$l=[
'<?php $y="imagecolorallocate";$l=[',
'];$i=imagecreate(2e3,99);$y($i,99,99,99);$w=$y($i,$j=0,0,0);$z=function($_)use(&$j,$i,$w){imagestring($i,4,9,$j+=15,$_,$w);};$z($l[0]);foreach($l as$m)$z(chr(39).$m.chr(39).",");$z($l[1]);$argv[1]($i,"o");',
];$i=imagecreate(2e3,99);$y($i,99,99,99);$w=$y($i,$j=0,0,0);$z=function($_)use(&$j,$i,$w){imagestring($i,4,9,$j+=15,$_,$w);};$z($l[0]);foreach($l as$m)$z(chr(39).$m.chr(39).",");$z($l[1]);$argv[1]($i,"o");

If warnings are fine: PHP - 479 × 0.9 × 0.85 = 366.435

<?php $y=imagecolorallocate;$l=[
'<?php $y=imagecolorallocate;$l=[',
'];$i=imagecreate(2e3,99);$y($i,99,99,99);$w=$y($i,$j=0,0,0);$z=function($_)use(&$j,$i,$w){imagestring($i,4,9,$j+=15,$_,$w);};$z($l[0]);foreach($l as$m)$z(chr(39).$m.chr(39).",");$z($l[1]);$argv[1]($i,o);',
];$i=imagecreate(2e3,99);$y($i,99,99,99);$w=$y($i,$j=0,0,0);$z=function($_)use(&$j,$i,$w){imagestring($i,4,9,$j+=15,$_,$w);};$z($l[0]);foreach($l as$m)$z(chr(39).$m.chr(39).",");$z($l[1]);$argv[1]($i,o);

You provide the output function to use as the first command line argument:

php timwolla.php imagepng

Solution with warnings: