Yes, I have microplastics in my system. Understandably given our society. But also, inexplicably, tiny, tiny little cats.
@Dr.Winston_OBoogie got as far away from dark as I could possibly ask for.
You’re up, Doctor. If you want, feel free to take the thread back to its sick, twisted direction.
Thanks! It can’t get any darker than this:
(yes, it’s all black)
“I’ve known this image a long time, indirectly, not directly very much, and it was always a square. I didn’t know it was black until a number of years ago when it happened to turn black, and now it wants to be known as black. So I don’t know, is it square, or is it black?”
If you stare into the darkness long enough, the darkness begins staring into you.
Okay, here’s the pitch: “The Hellen Keller Story!” And here’s the angle: we do the whole thing from Hellen’s point of view!
“Are you telling me that the Museum of Modern Art spent two million bucks on this?”
(Not in play)
I call it “Black Cat in a Basement Coal Bin at Midnight during a Lunar Eclipse”.
-“BB”-
If someone stole it and substituted a forgery, how would anyone tell?
Still not in play.
I particularly enjoyed the painting’s listing under Exhibitions: " The Museum of Modern Art, Ad Reinhardt, May 1991 - January 1992, p. 104, illustrated in color " (emphasis added)
Answer, not in play:
If you look at it long enough, subtle patterns he worked into the layers start to emerge.
It’s always darkest before it goes completely black.
James Bond in View From Inside A Closed Eyelid
Black Velvet, if you please
Vanta Claus is coming to town.
By the brushwork.
Figure 1: Map of the universe to scale (post-heat death)
What did you think would happen when you cut the cable?
Deep down inside JD Vance’s couch…
The Bible: Genesis remake decided to go in a different direction.