It's no surprising that visual artists feel at home with visual programming. There are more examples. Some people have mentioned Matlab/Simulink. In fact, many

It's no surprising that visual artists feel at home with visual programming. There are more examples. Some people have mentioned Matlab/Simulink. In fact, many procedures are defined using some kind of visual programming. For example, in CAD and modeling software (like SolidWorks), you have a tree of operations that is just a visual program. The way in which effects are handled in PowerPoint is visual programming too. Even it could be argued that, when playing a game, you are just doing visual programming.