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To me, the answer is immediate and obvious - it belongs in a box. It would
fit very nicely, after all. It could be a partially open box, like those
whack-em chocolate oranges come in. You could see the shape, texture, and
still
have it packaged.
Frank
>"Andrew Wilcox" <awi### [at] unpuzzled com> wrote in message
>news:3f16e7bd[at]news.povray.org...
>> I normally don't post my WIPs, but I've seen other people get such great
>comments and ideas that I though I'd give it a try. I'm
>> very happy with the shape and texture of the odd fruit, but I'm stumped
>for what I should do with the background. I know the stem
>> and leaves are poor, but they are merely place holders for now.
>>
>> I have one constraint though. Whatever I do, needs to take minimal time.
>I have very little time to raytrace. So I'm constantly
>> trying to find max visual appeal for very little time invested.
>>
>> I was thinking about turning this into an ad for genetically modified food
>of the future, and have a hand and face holding and
>> displaying the fruit. I don't know. Someone has to have some ideas about
>where this fruit goes.
>>
>> Andrew Wilcox
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