Portrait of a man drawn at various stages in an Acid trip

http://funpresident.com/2009/03/acid-trip/

It's interesting to see how it affects his art, how he creates things he never would have created without the drug.

 

That was one of the funniest things I've read in so long! Every piece of art he made was so cool, and so different from the last, and you just have to laugh at all of the comments throughout

 

I love how it sort of symbolically showcases his fluctuating state of mind...you could consider the drawing as a portrait of himself, and he's illustrating in a tiny nutshell using the artistic mediums the process of being shattered and pieced back together.

 

best one

 

Agreed, and it's sad that this never would have been created without the use of lsd. He should be given a once a week dose to help his artistic career.

 

I thought this one was the most interesting

 

not only artists are more creative doc ellis pitched a no hitter on lsd.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QA5JwXK8R3M

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PgOqHLeKGH0&feature=related

 

the last one was the best i thought...It was like i need some coffee and a cigg

 

whoooa.
at the first it almost looks like he's drawing a step-by-step face backwards

 

WOW! That was rather interesting to read! Scary, but very interesting! :O

 

if he used watercolor why do we only have B&W? Would make a great t-shirt!

 

that should still be made into a shirt im gonna talk to my friend about makin some

 

"Upon completing the drawing, the patient starts laughing, then becomes startled by something on the floor"

<3

 

it was prolly his foot.

 

There is black watercolor? Maybe just used black? I dunno. But I like it...a lot

 

ahhh..possible black pen and black water color..very good Sherlock!

 

This reminds me of that one website that shows that skizophrenic artist's paintings throughout the stages of his skizophrenia, it gets more psychedelic as it progresses on.

 

Those cat drawings are almost the very thing that made me interested in changing consciousness, not just with chemicals but in terms of my interest in psychology.

Anybody who has done psychedelics or otherwise experienced ego-softening through anything else will immediately feel at home in these pictures, drawn by a man with a progressively worsening schizoid condition.

 

These last few are veritably DMT-like. 2nd last one reminds me of my last shroom trip.

 

Don't know why, but that is pretty funny looking.