We’ve seen this concept a few times now (see HERE and HERE), but the results are nonetheless interesting.
On this occasion, graphic designer Brian Pollett the “Pixel-Pusha” dosed himself up on a new drug every day for twenty days and created a work of art. According to Brian, he “wanted to create opportunities to educate, whether related to psychedelics or art.”
The final works look extremely clean to us, but perhaps the artist fixed them up a bit in post production like we all tend to do.
Day 1 — Butylone
Day 2 — G.H.B.
Day 3 — Codeine
Day 4 — T.H.C.
Day 5 — Alcohol
Day 6 — Nitrous
Day 7 — Cocaine
Day 8 — Psilocybin
Day 9 — 4-HO-MIPT
Day 10 — Poppers
Day 11 — DMT
Day 12 — Ether
Day 13 — 25I
Day 14 — MXE
Day 15 — MDMA
Day 16 — Amphetamine
Day 17 — Mescaline
Day 18 — Ketamine
Day 19 — LSD
Day 20 — Love
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this is as fake as my overseas girlfriend
inspired by? perhaps. mildly under the affect of a small amount? maybe. under the influence? no. and definitely not 20 days in a row. there would be such a deterioration of the functionality.
There is no way these were done while on some of these drugs. Bull shit story.Shame on you for trying to promote such false trash.
I went through art school in the late sixties. I also taught art therapy to prisoners incarcerated for horrendous crimes while on LSD. The drugs puncture the sensitive barrier we have to keep off psychoses, we can only hope you DON’T promote this behaviour. I saw the extreme damage it does to the individual and what it does to their families after they went on a killing spree. Don’t be #%&$&* CHEAP to us! Peter Daniels International artist.