#vanta black

[skalidwarf]

Your honor, I'd like to present a new trio to the jury...

Stealth heroes gotta stick together!

I took one look at those panels in the epilogue and I decided they're besties now

[thealphabard]

Next up on the fishies is from @gargoylesister

You drew comu and akos together a while back and I've been foaming at the mouth wanting to draw him but nervous I wouldn't do him justice 😭

[arplenoon-art]

Art of JumpVerse pages 184-185

After Cross is betrayed by one of the witches, she takes him captive and forces him to remain in beast form as her pet.

There is also a concept for Vanta Black, although it would have turned out to be Ink pretending to be possessed by Nightmare, this concept didn't get used.

Ezme is owned by @daimonnyand

Pages 182-183

Pages 186-187

[bloopthemaskcore]

Error Sans headcanons n general note stuff for my multiverse thing oh yeah

'Mink' is Horror btw ghelp... I'm doing these out of order but the earlier ones have notes for nicknames.

Tourmaline is Swap!Papyrus.

[atypicalno0b]

VANTA Black Homo Tenebris

[enby--ghost]

I think the fact that people and corporations can copyright colors is the biggest example of rich people abusing the system on the planet

[trix-the-artemis]

The more I read about Anish Kapoor vs Stuart Semple, the more it feels like:

rich prick meets obsessive wanker

I don't care about either of these people, how did I end up here?

[the-goya-jerker]

What do you think of Stuart Semple's blackest black paint?

So, The Blackest Black or Black 4.0 is a product available from Culture Hustle, Stuart Semple's company.

I, personally, like that it creates a pleasant Void in reality without being as horrifically toxic as the original VantaBlack it was intended to mimic.

Ultimately, I do think pure voids in the universe are deeply erotic. I think pure nothingness has an erotic element to it.

However... the original drama surrounding this product is a bit ridiculous. It makes me roll my eyes far too much. The product itself gets a 5/10 for this, because outside factors are too much at play. However when used in an artwork I do think it has the great ability to elevate it further.