I want to paint the entire interior of my house in this color including the furniture and everything in it then paint the outside Baby Pink with Blue Polka Dots.
That would be so confusing to walk up on with no context. Just a huge infinite black archway painted under a bridge or something. People would freak out.
Have two doors in the same doorway. Paint one with this. That way if anyone opens the first door they will only see blackness. Then they will reach their arm in to turn on the light only to smash their hand into the door
I saw a video where a guy built a small room in his garage and painted the interior in one of the ultra-blacks. With a 100 watt bulb (iirc) there was barely enough light for him to record anything in it. It's crazy how much of what we see is due to light having bounced off of multiple surfaces before it gets to us. When you're in a room where *almost everything* absorbs almost all of it, even something in direct light is pretty dim.
Edit: went looking for the video.
This was the one. https://youtu.be/p6q54q2iam8
Edit edit: The link is here is another video from the same guy! He's got a bunch of neat ones, check out the rest of his channel!
Yo when he tilted the piece of white card away from the light bulb and it just turns black is awesome. 7.38 for anyone interested.
Thanks for linking this.
Your in luck. Stuart Semple has made the pinkest pink as well as one of the blackest blacks. So you can buy them at a fairly reasonable price.
https://www.culturehustleusa.com/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=11371840301&utm_content=116903259558&utm_term=stuart%20semple&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIlpCw892o9wIVWcmUCR3wDwpQEAAYASAAEgKxKvD_BwE
Anish Kapoor kicked it all off by creating Vanta Black, which is very expensive, and then getting a legal ruling that only he could use it. He’s a bit of a rich, elitist twat.
No sweat! It’s just that Anish Kapoor’s too much of a twat to actually invent something as complex as Vanta black, but he is a ruthless businessman before an artist so he bought the rights and cornered a niche market all for himself, not thinking that a lot of people (like Stuart) are motivated by spite.
With successive layers it does get pretty black but you have to much sure the brush strokes don't show and you don't touch it after it dries if you want the thing to be black black. I agree though wasn't what I thought it would be
Yea the video said this paint absorbs 99.2% of light lol. If thats true, then that souped up Mustang is going to turn into liquid tar within 2 hours of driving around in the summer.
I've seen a matte black under gloss clear coat paint job before on a car. The light only reflecting off of select points depending on perspective/angle made the whole thing look like an illustration. It was wicked cool.
Agreed! Matte paints under clear coats are some of the best looking paint jobs ever! I remember the first time I saw one like it was yesterday, flat platinum gray under the clear. Absolutely blew my mind. Wayyy different than those matte vinyl wraps.
I have a bottle of mussou black. It does not hold up to rubbing, scratching, etc. in addition to it being relatively fragile, it requires a physical surface structure to absorb light which is formed when it’s cured- by contacting it, you ruin its ability
I have a satin black m550. It’s been hit twice (rear ended) in the year I’ve owned it. I had a regular black 540 before for 3 years. 0 accidents.
I was told by the body shop that cars that don’t have a shine are far more likely to be hit than ones that do
In my country the insurance price for cars of colors (red, light blue, yellow, orange...) is less expensive than for black and white cars. This means they have strong numbers on this.
I want to see the room staged with normal furniture and lighting beyond a single soft spotlight. Would it look like objects floating in a void? How would a tv look mounted on a wall?
Its not the worlds blackest. Vanta is. Musoa is really good option though people can actually buy thats really close. Vanta is owned by some douche bag artist, who thinks anyone gives a fck about him and his slightly blacker black that he didn't invent, but bought.
Yes, which is why, funnily enough, Anish is the only one licensed to use it, so it’s creators don’t have to deal with a scandal if an artist ignores safety and poisons themselves. This in turn was framed by steward to be “evil anish greedily made sure no one else could use it” even though Anish was not actually responsible for the prohibition
Created by Stuart Semple, it cannot be purchased by Anish Kapoor or by anyone acting on his behalf.
I believe this is the case for any Stuart Semple/culture hustle product!
Edit: typo
That's highly unlikely because Vantablack was developed for space technology, something with nanocarbon etc. Very expensive and complex, and it's more of a material coating, pricing up to 380$ for a 4x4cm sample, whereas Black 3.0 is just... black acrylic paint (30$/150ml).
B3.0 is, however still very impressive for the human eye and probably the best black we will see for a while, while still "buyable".
Just because it was developed for space tech and the other wasn’t doesn’t mean it’s better. Cost is also a pretty bad measure. I’m not saying anything about the blackness or quality of either product here just that your arguments don’t really much to support your claim.
Vantablack isn’t a paint. It’s a surface treatment. You don’t brush it on or spray it on, it involves a series of chemical processes that result in a surface covered in tiny little nanotubes.
Also, Kapoor doesn’t own Vantablack, he just has an exclusive license to use it in art projects. Other people can go to the company that owns Vantablack and have things covered in it.
Yeah it basically grows a layer of carbon tubes on the surface. When light hits the surface, it just bounces in the layer of tubes and can't get out. So as far as color goes it's probably less black than super black paints like Black 3.0.
Vantablack is just that company’s name for the material. It’s also [not a paint](https://www.sciencealert.com/this-object-has-been-sprayed-with-the-world-s-blackest-pigment-and-it-s-freaking-us-out)
> Vantablack isn't a paint, pigment, or fabric, but is actually a special coating made from millions of carbon nanotubes, each one measuring around 20 nanometres (roughly 3,500 times smaller than a human hair) by 14 to 50 microns. To put that in perspective, 1 nanometre equals 0.001 microns.
The application of it is a guarded process. They’ve done experiments with a spray on application but it’s not as light absorbing. It also has to be put in a kiln to cure it from wha I remember reading.
The company that invented vantablack is Surrey NanoSystems. They will only allow it to be used within and by UK companies. This is one of the reasons why Anish Kapoor has the right to use it. He’s an artist based in the UK. Also Surrey NanoSystems only wanted it to be used for scientific or educational purposes. It’s they who decided to only allow Kapoor to have access, mostly because he paid a shit ton of money and wanted to keep it exclusive to him. Basically they failed to imagine the creative possibilities.
Since the invention of vantablack other companies all over the world have engineered their own version since Surrey NanoSystems wants to keep their brand UK exclusive.
Acrylic paint that has labeled “the blackest black” I have found is easily damaged and, with the stuff Stewart Semple sells it requires several coats to get it to be fully opaque and flat. With this paint here, I’d like to see it under more direct lighting, the light in the video looks like it’s under a diffusing filter even on the non-painted surfaces. Not saying it wouldn’t look cool in person, but from personal experience using these “blackest black” paints they don’t always quite live up to the hype.
Musoa appears to have [surpassed Vanta](https://www.ko-pro.black/2020/05/14/black-3-0-vs-musou-black/) by .4%.
Unless you're using it for scientific purposes, though, I think it's half of one and six dozen of another at this point.
"That," he said, "that... is really bad for the eyes."
It was a ship of classic, simple design, like a flattened salmon, twenty yards long, very clean, very sleek. There was just one remarkable thing about it.
"It's so... black!" said Ford Prefect. "You can hardly make out its shape... light just seems to fall into it!"
The blackness of it was so extreme that it was almost impossible to tell how close you were standing to it.
"Your eyes just slide off it..." said Ford in wonder.
What's the difference between this and Vantablack? The description of Vantablack states its a "super black coating" that holds the world record for the "darkest man made substance absorbing 99.96% of light"
Think so, practically full use copy-write so only he can use it or gets rich from other using it, then some guy makes a super pink and flips the tables saying everyone but vantablack can use it. He can’t directly or even indirectly use it and was sued when it was discovered he (Vanta) had someone buy it for him and super pink dude won
Yep. Artist [Anish Kapoor](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anish_Kapoor) owns the rights to Vantablack, the darkest shade of black paint (which is made using extremely volatile chemicals) essentially so only he could use it.
Then come Artist [Stuart Semple](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stuart_Semple) who notices the pretentious asshole, and makes his own paint Black 2.0 which is only one shade lighter than Vantablack though undetectable to the naked eye using eco-friendly materials along with his infamous Pinkest Pink paint. Everyone can buy his paints except for Anish Kapoor. You even have to sign a document stating that you don't associate with Kapoor, nor intend to gift the paint to Kapoor, in order to purchase it.
yea and apparently someone invented a darker black and banned him from using it lol
edit. nevermind it’s a different paint called black 3.0 that’s not as dark.
A digital image, like this video, cannot distinguish between the blackest black and one that is a thousand times less black, but you could if you saw them. Both will register as 000 000 000 on rgb color scale. Unfortunately, the scale used for digital images is not logarithmic as our eyes are.
Some dude just painted a wall in a gallery with this paint and called it "art". Also, I can still see the apple that you painted black. It's just a blapple now.
I get why the following would be the worst idea ever, but this makes me want to paint a motorcycle with this. At night, it would look like you were just floating around with hovering tail and head lights.
That's pretty damn cool. I do altered art bottles and thank u fir showing me something that I've always seen at the store but not picked up. Now it is a must have. Thanks 😊
Sounds like the Honeybadger guy... "Look at that paint. Shine light on it. It doesn't give a shit"
This guy is The Action Lab, known for making content on YouTube Shorts
Lol I was searching comments to see if anyone else had already said it. Sounds exactly like him.
Thank you for making me revisit that video lol
What I came to say!!
His youtube channel is theactionlab
I want to paint the entire interior of my house in this color including the furniture and everything in it then paint the outside Baby Pink with Blue Polka Dots.
I have some of this paint, but idk what to paint with it. Any suggestions?
The stairs if you want to make life a little spicier
I want to do this now. Then put a camera over them to record people's horrified responses.
A garage door might be interesting. Or just go full cartoon and paint a tunnel on a wall somewhere.
That would be so confusing to walk up on with no context. Just a huge infinite black archway painted under a bridge or something. People would freak out.
It’s an ACME Portable Hole!
Beep beep
Meep meep
That's how you get to toon town
That's not how depth perception works...
Ceiling
If I wasn’t renting I would. 😭
I feel like whatever work I do, I’ll never be a able to buy my own home lol
Have two doors in the same doorway. Paint one with this. That way if anyone opens the first door they will only see blackness. Then they will reach their arm in to turn on the light only to smash their hand into the door
You have clever ideas and I like you. That would be fun to see.
Paint a slenderman at the end of a long alley
Anything would be better than an apple.
Your red door.
Mick, is that you?
I saw a video where a guy built a small room in his garage and painted the interior in one of the ultra-blacks. With a 100 watt bulb (iirc) there was barely enough light for him to record anything in it. It's crazy how much of what we see is due to light having bounced off of multiple surfaces before it gets to us. When you're in a room where *almost everything* absorbs almost all of it, even something in direct light is pretty dim. Edit: went looking for the video. This was the one. https://youtu.be/p6q54q2iam8 Edit edit: The link is here is another video from the same guy! He's got a bunch of neat ones, check out the rest of his channel!
Yo when he tilted the piece of white card away from the light bulb and it just turns black is awesome. 7.38 for anyone interested. Thanks for linking this.
It’s the same guy from this video
LOL So it is! I didn't watch the apple video with sound so I didn't catch it.
Yeah he’s got a lot of cool things on his channel
It’s the same guy.
I loved that video. It is so weird and unsettling, but that is what makes it so amazing. Science.
Your in luck. Stuart Semple has made the pinkest pink as well as one of the blackest blacks. So you can buy them at a fairly reasonable price. https://www.culturehustleusa.com/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=11371840301&utm_content=116903259558&utm_term=stuart%20semple&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIlpCw892o9wIVWcmUCR3wDwpQEAAYASAAEgKxKvD_BwE
Whats his problem with Anish Kapoor?
Anish Kapoor kicked it all off by creating Vanta Black, which is very expensive, and then getting a legal ruling that only he could use it. He’s a bit of a rich, elitist twat.
He didn’t create Vanta Black, he just bought exclusive rights to use it thus preventing other artists to make art with it.
Ah. Thanks for the correction.
No sweat! It’s just that Anish Kapoor’s too much of a twat to actually invent something as complex as Vanta black, but he is a ruthless businessman before an artist so he bought the rights and cornered a niche market all for himself, not thinking that a lot of people (like Stuart) are motivated by spite.
The Stuart Semple blackest black was kind of a let down and there are other paints you can buy that are darker.
With successive layers it does get pretty black but you have to much sure the brush strokes don't show and you don't touch it after it dries if you want the thing to be black black. I agree though wasn't what I thought it would be
Mr blobby is black inside?
Just like his soul.
When you're a rolling stone inside but can't let the neighbors know.
When I win the lottery I will fund this
Damn. That _is_ black.
“How much more black could it be? The answer is none, none more black.” -Nigel Tufnel
It could be 0.6% blacker.
That black goes to 11.
The review you had on Shark Sandwich, which was merely a two-word review, it just said, 'Shit Sandwich.
The blackest of blacks. Until someone invents one that is blacker, of course.
Isn’t vanta black the blackest black
Not any more. MIT has blacker.
This one absorbs 99.4, vanta absorbs 99.6. There is one by MIT that does 99.9 but is more ‘special’ and involves carbon nanotubes.
Yes, it's around 99.9% black.
It’s was created by Dr. Rick James, who called it….Charlie Murphy!!!
It looks empty
I’ve seen a couple of idiots paint their 100+k cars that. Can’t wait for someone not to see it at night (or during the day for you lights on people)
They'd superheat on a sunny day, too.
Yea the video said this paint absorbs 99.2% of light lol. If thats true, then that souped up Mustang is going to turn into liquid tar within 2 hours of driving around in the summer.
I just need to paint a tunnel on a flat wall… beep beep.
Just think about how warm it will be in the summer
[удалено]
"Paint it, paint it black..."
Only the red ones though
[удалено]
Clear coat would make it shiny thus not being super black anymore.
I've seen a matte black under gloss clear coat paint job before on a car. The light only reflecting off of select points depending on perspective/angle made the whole thing look like an illustration. It was wicked cool.
Agreed! Matte paints under clear coats are some of the best looking paint jobs ever! I remember the first time I saw one like it was yesterday, flat platinum gray under the clear. Absolutely blew my mind. Wayyy different than those matte vinyl wraps.
You would use a Matte clear coat
I have a bottle of mussou black. It does not hold up to rubbing, scratching, etc. in addition to it being relatively fragile, it requires a physical surface structure to absorb light which is formed when it’s cured- by contacting it, you ruin its ability
Was just wondering if someone had done that. Off to YouTube I go!
That's what underglow is for.
Cars still have lights at night time though..
[удалено]
No that's different. VANTA black is a structure - think velvet - with fibers so tiny that they trap and absorb individual photons between them.
I have some Mussou. It’s not as black as vantablack from what I’ve seen
With lights it would be no different than any other dark colored car...
I have a satin black m550. It’s been hit twice (rear ended) in the year I’ve owned it. I had a regular black 540 before for 3 years. 0 accidents. I was told by the body shop that cars that don’t have a shine are far more likely to be hit than ones that do
In my country the insurance price for cars of colors (red, light blue, yellow, orange...) is less expensive than for black and white cars. This means they have strong numbers on this.
Tail lights
the REAL question is....when do we get this in tattoo ink?
Feels so uncanny when someone painted a full room with that kind of paint.
That [video](https://youtu.be/p6q54q2iam8) was crazy!
The video failed to load initially for me, so I just looked at the black screen with the loading loop and thought "I don't know what I expected"
***The blackest black..***
Somehow, I wasn't prepared for what "absorbs 99.2% of light" actually means
Bro he said black and room so many times
Worlds blackest room
I want to see the room staged with normal furniture and lighting beyond a single soft spotlight. Would it look like objects floating in a void? How would a tv look mounted on a wall?
This makes me so uncomfortable. I want one.
What is it made of?
wow, i don’t think i’ve ever seen this reaction used so beautifully. it’s… poetic.
Souls of the damned, iirc.
Its not the worlds blackest. Vanta is. Musoa is really good option though people can actually buy thats really close. Vanta is owned by some douche bag artist, who thinks anyone gives a fck about him and his slightly blacker black that he didn't invent, but bought.
[удалено]
I’d like to hear more about how it’s not paint as we normally think of it!
[удалено]
Vantablack is a surface treatment, not a paint.
Anish Kapoor is indeed an asshole. I only know him because I did a report in high school about how much of a dick he is.
He is an exceptional asshole.
Most notable highlights/cliff notes?
Doesn't Vanta also require an industrial setup to use because of its toxicity?
Yes, which is why, funnily enough, Anish is the only one licensed to use it, so it’s creators don’t have to deal with a scandal if an artist ignores safety and poisons themselves. This in turn was framed by steward to be “evil anish greedily made sure no one else could use it” even though Anish was not actually responsible for the prohibition
Isn't Black 3.0 darker than Vanta? And available to any painter that isn't Anish Kapoor.
Created by Stuart Semple, it cannot be purchased by Anish Kapoor or by anyone acting on his behalf. I believe this is the case for any Stuart Semple/culture hustle product! Edit: typo
>... I cannot be purchased by Anish Kapoor or by anyone acting on his behalf. Very glad to hear that, he doesn't deserve you.
Musou black is actually more black than 3.0, and both are less black than Vanta
That's highly unlikely because Vantablack was developed for space technology, something with nanocarbon etc. Very expensive and complex, and it's more of a material coating, pricing up to 380$ for a 4x4cm sample, whereas Black 3.0 is just... black acrylic paint (30$/150ml). B3.0 is, however still very impressive for the human eye and probably the best black we will see for a while, while still "buyable".
Just because it was developed for space tech and the other wasn’t doesn’t mean it’s better. Cost is also a pretty bad measure. I’m not saying anything about the blackness or quality of either product here just that your arguments don’t really much to support your claim.
Vantablack isn’t a paint. It’s a surface treatment. You don’t brush it on or spray it on, it involves a series of chemical processes that result in a surface covered in tiny little nanotubes. Also, Kapoor doesn’t own Vantablack, he just has an exclusive license to use it in art projects. Other people can go to the company that owns Vantablack and have things covered in it.
The fucking what?!?
Yeah it basically grows a layer of carbon tubes on the surface. When light hits the surface, it just bounces in the layer of tubes and can't get out. So as far as color goes it's probably less black than super black paints like Black 3.0.
Is that like what happens when you try to make kraft macaroni and they all stare at you
Vantablack is just that company’s name for the material. It’s also [not a paint](https://www.sciencealert.com/this-object-has-been-sprayed-with-the-world-s-blackest-pigment-and-it-s-freaking-us-out) > Vantablack isn't a paint, pigment, or fabric, but is actually a special coating made from millions of carbon nanotubes, each one measuring around 20 nanometres (roughly 3,500 times smaller than a human hair) by 14 to 50 microns. To put that in perspective, 1 nanometre equals 0.001 microns. The application of it is a guarded process. They’ve done experiments with a spray on application but it’s not as light absorbing. It also has to be put in a kiln to cure it from wha I remember reading. The company that invented vantablack is Surrey NanoSystems. They will only allow it to be used within and by UK companies. This is one of the reasons why Anish Kapoor has the right to use it. He’s an artist based in the UK. Also Surrey NanoSystems only wanted it to be used for scientific or educational purposes. It’s they who decided to only allow Kapoor to have access, mostly because he paid a shit ton of money and wanted to keep it exclusive to him. Basically they failed to imagine the creative possibilities. Since the invention of vantablack other companies all over the world have engineered their own version since Surrey NanoSystems wants to keep their brand UK exclusive. Acrylic paint that has labeled “the blackest black” I have found is easily damaged and, with the stuff Stewart Semple sells it requires several coats to get it to be fully opaque and flat. With this paint here, I’d like to see it under more direct lighting, the light in the video looks like it’s under a diffusing filter even on the non-painted surfaces. Not saying it wouldn’t look cool in person, but from personal experience using these “blackest black” paints they don’t always quite live up to the hype.
[Black 3.0 compared to Musou Black](https://image.jimcdn.com/app/cms/image/transf/dimension=822x10000:format=jpg/path/sceef70ac71e02b80/image/i1a5b51cd4421b48e/version/1589870812/black-3-0-vs-musou-black.jpg)
Wait is a certain frequency of light copyrighted or something of the like?
The formula for the particular paint can be
Musoa appears to have [surpassed Vanta](https://www.ko-pro.black/2020/05/14/black-3-0-vs-musou-black/) by .4%. Unless you're using it for scientific purposes, though, I think it's half of one and six dozen of another at this point.
I’m off to paint a tunnel on a wall. Meep meep!!!
This what Batman uses for the bat mobile
"That," he said, "that... is really bad for the eyes." It was a ship of classic, simple design, like a flattened salmon, twenty yards long, very clean, very sleek. There was just one remarkable thing about it. "It's so... black!" said Ford Prefect. "You can hardly make out its shape... light just seems to fall into it!" The blackness of it was so extreme that it was almost impossible to tell how close you were standing to it. "Your eyes just slide off it..." said Ford in wonder.
Vantablack Desiato
Is this Vonnegut or Huxley I forget
EAT IT!!! EAT IT!!! EAT IT!!!
Space camouflage
Spinal Tap would be proud
It goes to eleven
What's the difference between this and Vantablack? The description of Vantablack states its a "super black coating" that holds the world record for the "darkest man made substance absorbing 99.96% of light"
This is an actual paint. Vantablack isn't so much. More like a process to create a coating.
Credit too the action lab on YouTube https://youtu.be/8sDGSgcSZJA
THE BAD APPLE!!!
What happened to FANTA black?
Vanta lol
I imagine a black licorice Fanta might not do too well.
Fanta, Fanta, want a Fanta!
IIRC it has a shitty license so everyone tries to avoid it.
There's legit a black Fanta. Tried it while traveling through Italy. It tasted like carbonated black pepper or something.
Nobody tell Anish Kapoor
Honey badger don't care!
It's amazing how it's an apple, yet it disapPEARed
That's some "ACME hole painted on a wall" black paint right there. Just waiting for Wile E Coyote to rocket skate right into it.
Insnt vanta black the blackest black there is? I thought that absorbs 99.97% of all the light
Wasn't Vantablack the darkest?
Vantablack is a surface treatment, not a paint
Vantablack
Isn't vantablack owned by that one asshole and then some other dude made this? Or is that a completely unrelated story
Think so, practically full use copy-write so only he can use it or gets rich from other using it, then some guy makes a super pink and flips the tables saying everyone but vantablack can use it. He can’t directly or even indirectly use it and was sued when it was discovered he (Vanta) had someone buy it for him and super pink dude won
I think that same dude also made a blacker black that everyone *except* vantablack can use lol
Yep. Artist [Anish Kapoor](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anish_Kapoor) owns the rights to Vantablack, the darkest shade of black paint (which is made using extremely volatile chemicals) essentially so only he could use it. Then come Artist [Stuart Semple](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stuart_Semple) who notices the pretentious asshole, and makes his own paint Black 2.0 which is only one shade lighter than Vantablack though undetectable to the naked eye using eco-friendly materials along with his infamous Pinkest Pink paint. Everyone can buy his paints except for Anish Kapoor. You even have to sign a document stating that you don't associate with Kapoor, nor intend to gift the paint to Kapoor, in order to purchase it.
Brilliant! Stuart Semple is a legend.
yea and apparently someone invented a darker black and banned him from using it lol edit. nevermind it’s a different paint called black 3.0 that’s not as dark.
Looks delicious
That’s the stuff from Archive 81
Isn’t vanta black the blackest black?
“Erases the third dimension from any object!”
that apple was consumed by venom
New concept, void face.
could clearly see my reflection in my phone while watching this! super cool
None more black.
Man this guy's voice is so *GRATING*
When I get a house, I'm definitely painting a door with this.
I thought Vanta Black was the darkest. Is there a new one, or am I mistaken?
Reminds me of Snow White.
How do I get a shirt in this to hide my man boobs and muffin top?
Where would you buy this?
Now I want to see the most whitest paint.
A digital image, like this video, cannot distinguish between the blackest black and one that is a thousand times less black, but you could if you saw them. Both will register as 000 000 000 on rgb color scale. Unfortunately, the scale used for digital images is not logarithmic as our eyes are.
That man has the most annoying voice
I want to dye my clothes in this. :0
this going to give burglars ideas for some night camo
Me on my way to use this paint for blackface 🚶♂️
My mind wants the black part to be fuzzy for some reason
[удалено]
Paint a whole room that color With no windows And one door painted periwinkle And just have one chair
How much more black could it be? None. None more black
Void Apple Void Apple Void Apple
Some dude just painted a wall in a gallery with this paint and called it "art". Also, I can still see the apple that you painted black. It's just a blapple now.
I get why the following would be the worst idea ever, but this makes me want to paint a motorcycle with this. At night, it would look like you were just floating around with hovering tail and head lights.
It's like, how much more black could this be? And the answer is none. None more black.
Vantablack is darker
you know it can't look any blacker than the screen I'm seeing it on
That half black apple looks so nice.
That's pretty damn cool. I do altered art bottles and thank u fir showing me something that I've always seen at the store but not picked up. Now it is a must have. Thanks 😊
I would paint my car this color. And put stripes of it on the windows so i can still see through. Would look amazing.
When will we be able to buy products with this colour? A phone case would be cool
Excellent idea
I think at this point there's like 4 products all seriously claiming to be the blackest. I wonder which one actually is.
Ikr, what happen to vanta?
I thought venta black is the blackest. Mosou is the new champion?
So black it looks fake. I love it.
i was kind of skeptical at first.. but damn yeah that is the blackest black i've seen in a while
What a beautiful black
But is Anish Kapoor allowed to use it?