The teapot of computer graphics fame                          February 1988
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   The accompanying picture of Martin Newell's teapot was created using
Sculpt-3D and data obtained from the January 1987 IEEE Computer Graphics &
Applications article, "The Origins of the Teapot".  The teapot is a very
good test object because it has both positive/negative surface curvatures,
intersecting surfaces (handle and spout) and even a saddle shape surface
(neck of the knob).

   The teapot consists of 2256 triangles.  The 320x400 HAM picture required
approximately 36 hours to generate using Photo mode and best antialiasing.
Also, a 65% dithering amount was chosen, as allowed by Scuplt-3D V1.102,
to reduce the fuzziness.

   Enjoy!

   Nick Rapallo
   102 Sandy's Drive
   Woodbridge, Ontario, Canada
   L4L 3E3