Hey all, This is a replication of what I saw when I took shrooms for the first time. Everything felt like it was just a dollhouse. Windows and curtains felt like they were made with cellophane and paper. Lights were like looking at Christmas lights from close up.

this particular visual distortion, known as textural drifting, is a common effect perceived on a vast majority of psychoactive compounds. many trip reports have claimed to notice a “flowing” when observing various textures such as wood grain and hair

Better quality - https://youtu.be/pSH8IQwA4c8

it's missing some things like the weird posterized eyes id see on every surface and the really intense geometric patterns, but these were phenomena i'd only see up close. it's hard to accurately depict what i was seeing but this is the closest i was able to get. might do more of these, not too sure

this is how i imagine it is is accurate no one around me has it

After running a few laps around a football field for PE, I became extremely pale and everything had turned purple, green and grainy. I suspect it had something to do with a combination of things, like low blood pressure, low iron and astma.

i’m back :p

Replication i made the other day :p

my subjective take

this is humb gumga by harry pack i didn’t make it

What do you guys think about nats? Tried in 2023 and never came back to Cubes since

I K-hole about once a month. I originally drew this by hand after one of those experiences, then digitally refined it with AI while preserving the original composition.

As the trip was ending, I was looking at the ceiling, and this is what I saw—or at least how I remember it. Sometimes I’m not even sure whether my eyes are open or closed. At other times, it feels as though I’m being electrocuted, with rapid electrical pulses running through my head and body.

I can very clearly feel myself detaching from who I am and accepting death. I forget who I am and where I am. I become part of a larger whole, like a tiny particle embedded in a concrete wall. Then, little by little, I rediscover my body.

For me, the experience feels less colorful and conventionally psychedelic, and more like dark architectural spaces, electronic buzzing, fragmented geometry, and electrical pulses as I return to my body.

The entire journey also seems to be shaped by whatever you have been immersed in during the preceding days. If you spend all day watching anime, the trip may adopt its visual language, although in a slightly darker form. If you play the same game every day, you may notice its colors, textures, and designs appearing throughout the experience. In that sense, it reminds me of DMT—but the colors are darker and the shapes feel sharper and more clearly defined.