I’ve seen threads about this topic, but I’ve never tried it.
Can you guys describe your hallucinations?
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Things changing colors, shadow orbs and figures, faces on pictures moving.
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that is my description of my hallucinations, not exact but i never had any visual hallucinations tho
if i had hallucinations, i probably wouldn’t want to draw them.
i wrote about my delusions though. some say I still do.
I’m afraid to draw mine. What if they come to life?
The one voice that antagonizes me randomly, he told me what he looked like had he come to life eventually. I think medication is slowing him down from the inevitable but drawing him did give me some inspiration for darker themed things…albeit I’m probably not helping my paranoia when it comes to darker places.
I sometimes see flashes of light during the night. Luckily, I haven’t experienced too many visual hallucinations. Sometimes when I close my eyes I see things, like people around the world in brief glimpses. Something like that.
I think drawing your hallucinations would be very creative.
I wouldn’t commit mine to paper, brrrrrrrr.
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I’d love to be able to draw my hallucinations but can’t draw for ■■■■. Would enjoy ripping the bad ones up and setting them on fire
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I’ve tried to draw my hallucinations but I’m a crap artist so they always look dumb
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I draw mine alot now I find it helps me
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Have you ever seen a luminous green light flash that came up straight from the ground?
I have. Years ago when I first began to experience symptoms. It is hard to describe like silver green or fluorescent green. Haven’t seen it much since. I saw it a few times. Once during the day. Now mostly I see bright light flashes, sometimes in the sky like stars twinkling. Mostly at night.
I saw a very wide ribbon of green light come straight up from the closet of my bedroom…within a few days- to exactly sure how many days since it took me 20 years before I linked it to what it was, a precursor to a very large earthquake.
Google the Loma prieta earthquake.
Not saying this is your reason for seeing things, but, sometime we see things not because we’re Sz, but because it’s just nature.
Your mileage may vary.
I used to see sonic the hedgehog drowning in a video game almost anytime I closed my eyes. for more than a year. Sometimes tails would save sonic or sonic would become supersonic.
Othertimes it was just flying around in space. I could control it. Flying around looking at different planets or watching spaceships battle each other.
I wanted to make a video of clips of all the closed eye hallucinations I had
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I used to draw symbolic representations of my hallucinations. I took an art class and I went psychotic towards the end and my final assigned drawing was not of nature like it was supposed to be, but of a man hooked up to a computer via head and spinal implants. It was in black charcoal, very surreal, very creepy, and it still creeps me out to this day. At the time, it did help! I felt a sense of urgency to communicate what horror I was privy to, so I did.
I remember my art teacher not sure of what to make of my drawing (it was for a grade), other than to say I had not followed directions, lol. She did compliment the use of black and white contrast, though, and said it succeeded in what it was trying to do (she interpreted it as a anti-thesis to nature, that man would become fully borg, or something like that).
Sadly, a lot of my art, if drawn exactly as hallucinated, would be violent and tragic, so I don’t do it often. When I do, I usually stick with a not so graphic image, like the man hooked up to the computer (he was actually being tortured via mental implants, not becoming one with the computer as a borg like my art teacher thought). When I do paint or draw my hallucinations, I do feel better.
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