Visionary Art Deco 2022 "Tree with Face" by David S. Soriano
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Visionary Art Deco 2022 "Tree with Face" by David S. Soriano
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Based on its effects on the human body and on various cultures' traditions relating to it, datura is considered sacred by some people. Its effects can be compared to those induced by other sacred substances such as hashish or LSD. For example, both Jimsonweed and LSD have been historically used by people migrating throughout North America for thousands of years for similar purposes such as enhancing spiritual awareness or inducing religious experiences. Additionally, both Jimsonweed and LSD have been used by people seeking increased awareness or enlightenment through their own individual journeys of consciousness expansion.
Psychedelic Illustration by David S. Soriano 2022
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The user of an LSD jellyfish sees new and exciting things when looking through his own special jellyfish-like eyes. He will see many different shapes, colors and patterns that he did not see before ingesting the acid. The eyes themselves are derived from the outer layers of a jellies' tentacles; they are similar to our eyes in structure and function. They also have lenses, cornea, an iris and eyelids- all with similar functions as our eyes. A user will also be able to see outside of his own vision; he will be able to perceive what other people are seeing without distortion or hallucinations.
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David S. Soriano 2022
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Several people have reported seeing strange jellyfish-related images after swimming in the ocean. They've claimed that the jellies' light caused them to see distorted human faces or other frightening imagery. Some believe that jellyfish emit a light that causes people to see strange images. This may be caused by a phenomenon known as iridescence. In this light, certain wavelengths bounce off the jelly's surface and into the eye of a swimmer. This would explain why people have different interpretations of what they see when looking at a jellyfish.
"Dragon Takes to Flight" Illustration by David S. Soriano 2022
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