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Artist Takes Every Drug Known to Man, Draws Self Portraits After Each Use |
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Interesting. |
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That's a good question. I mean obviously the guy can draw, but some drawings were worse than my kids when he was on certain things. I can only hope this was done over a long period of time and not on some daily roulette. |
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And to add on some of his self-portraits look disturbing to me. |
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I bet his doctors have trouble treating his psycosis with the pcp/lighter fluid add in with the Seroquel. |
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Lol the dmt one, half scribbles half geometry. |
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Yeah there are quite a few 'interesting' self-portraits there; especially the DMT one which is a bit fascinating. |
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Last edited by UToo; 09-24-2012 at 11:01 PM. Reason: spelling
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So, you're a doctor right, one who can tell someone is suffering brain damage as a result of taking drugs, just by looking at these drawings? Clearly the drugs have an effect on this brain chemistry, that's what they do...but who are you to make judgements about brain damage? If you really look at some of these drawings, you'd be silly to say that they just "made his brain simple". I like the dmt and shrooms drawings best. |
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He said so after his experiment that "Within weeks I became lethargic and suffered mild brain damage". I looked at his drawings, felt that a few of them emphasised on the distortion of the brain/face and so I made the inference that his brain damage was reflected in his drawings too. |
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Oh, I didn't read that. If that's the case, then I wonder how he came to that conclusion? How did he know it wasn't just a side effect from taking the drugs versus something more permanent like brain damage? Question is not directed at you btw, I'm just asking in general. |
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Wow! My favorite is the PCP one. |
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I really doubt this. Maybe there is additional information about his history somewhere that would be useful, I'm too lazy to search though. |
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Oh, you never heard about the guy down in Miami who ate some dudes face off while on bath salts? According to the medical examiner, he wasn't high off of it...but that was the main story at the time. So much zombie talk when it happened too. |
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Probably (based on assumption) crazy people have bitten off fingers in the past, but I'd imagine it would be tough to get that first break in the epidermis, and then everything else have to be worked away from that central location. Oh, and lets not forget about being completely out of ones mind. Crazy strength is something to behold. |
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Dmt... |
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The Coke one scares me. It almost seems that he drew some with the idea in mind what it should look like due to the drug's stereotypes. |
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Last edited by Dianeva; 09-25-2012 at 10:04 PM.
Can't really judge a guys medical signs by looking at self portraits he drew. I'm not saying that all artist do drugs, but most of them who have probabaly tried to create art while on their poison of choice. No one ever says "he probably had brain damage" or 'a chromosomal issue' when they see art. Most people look at the art itself and take it in for what it is. Later on when the truth comes out that the person was on drugs when they drew x y and z it's okay. Art is one of the most truely intimate things that a person can create, and when someone comes across not even judging the work, but the artist, it's kind of like spitting on their souls. Just saying. |
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Can't really judge a guys medical signs by looking at self portraits he drew. I'm not saying that all artist do drugs, but most of them who have probabaly tried to create art while on their poison of choice. No one ever says "he probably had brain damage" or 'a chromosomal issue' when they see art. Most people look at the art itself and take it in for what it is. Later on when the truth comes out that the person was on drugs when they drew x y and z it's okay. Art is one of the most truely intimate things that a person can create, and when someone comes across not even judging the work, but the artist, it's kind of like spitting on their souls. Just saying. |
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Saw this before in another thread on dv awhile ago. Looked at all of them before. Very interesting idea. |
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