He would have created the art after the effects wore off, while trying to create an image that reflects the experience. For example, DMT is VERY powerful and you can't really see anything around you, or move for that matter, and Ketamine makes you very sluggish and lazy.

As a digital artist, I disagree. Yes, advanced techniques and software were used. However, when I work with programs day after day, after day, I get to know what I'm doing! Specific techniques become a part of my artistic style and I know them well. I've created some impressive work when I'm drunk/high. It may take me longer to create, or it can motivate me immensely. I'm a recovering drunk/addict and have been an artist for over 40 years. I've created art in many altered states. Perfection is not a word in my vocabulary.

Also associations are not effects. These are associations and this type of "project" or "collection" or whatever has been very popular lately. Someone's just riding the wave and more than the wave of chemicals too.

Never been high on any chimical substances, but I kinda had a thought simmilar to yours. I know that I must have a clear view to draw the picture the way I want it to look like. But then, again, since I've got no experience with these things, I can't know whether these affect your vision, but if that's how you see the world while on drugs, then probably you'll see your canvas that way too. That's my logic. I guess each drug influences your senses differently too. And speaking of it, I've heard (and it seems alike from the documentaries) that people are "brighter" while on synthetic drugs than while under the effects of alcohol. Well, it's complicated, I'd appreciate an explanation by someone who actually knows chemistry/medical sciences, or whichever field this belongs to. Or somebody with experience, eventually, although I don't approve drug use (but since people actually do it, it would be informative to share your experiences).

I agree with ChrisWalker. Also, keep in mind that your experience != the experience of "any artist". I'm an artist and I occasionally sketch or paint while drunk - and routinely create art (including welded sculpture) after smoking weed. I enjoy the freeing, uninhibited flow that it gives my work. You "know" what you're saying, but you're drawing on your own experience. We are not all you. Some drugs are completely debilitating. Some are ability enhancing.

Following your idea.I am a shoes designer .He must use digital medium to make it!!!

you were there?

and the pictures have all the same style that is impossible with those dopes they have very different effects on the brain the eyes and the hands

I consider myself an artist. Thanks to this article now I want to start trying all these drugs and paint and color under their influence.

Do u know the spell of art ? Drunk and drugged is not the issue U can't take perfection is !

I'm thinking too. It isn't possible.. Actually there isn't any beauty with drugs... Must be some illusions made him to do something like that.