Adding Graph to PDF | Python Fiddle

from reportlab.lib import colors
from reportlab.graphics.shapes import *
from reportlab.graphics import renderPDF

data = [
#   Year    Month   Predicted   High    Low
    (2005,  8,      113.2,      114.2,  112.2),
    (2005,  9,      112.8,      115.8,  109.8),
    (2005,  10,     111.0,      116.0,  106.0),
    (2005,  11,     109.8,      116.8,  102.8),
    (2005,  12,     107.3,      115.3,  99.3),
    (2006,  1,      105.2,      114.2,  96.2),
    (2006,  2,      104.1,      114.1,  94.1),
    (2006,  3,      99.9,       110.9,  88.9),
    (2006,  4,      94.8,       106.8,  82.8),
    (2006,  5,      91.2,       104.2,  78.2),
    ]
drawing = Drawing(200,150)

pred = [row[2]-40 for row in data]
high = [row[3]-40 for row in data]
low = [row[4]-40 for row in data]
times = [200*((row[0] + row[1]/12.0) - 2005)-110 for row in data]

drawing.add(PolyLine(zip(times, pred), strokeColor=colors.blue))
drawing.add(PolyLine(zip(times, pred), strokeColor=colors.red))
drawing.add(PolyLine(zip(times, pred), strokeColor=colors.green))

drawing.add(String(65,115, 'Sunspots', fontSize=18, fillColor=colors.red))

renderPDF.drawToFile(drawing, 'report1.pdf', 'Sunspots')

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