Doing Psilocybin Mushrooms in a Grubby Basement
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Doing Psilocybin Mushrooms in a Grubby Basement is a 14 page auto-bio comic about impulsive psychedelic exploration, queer misery, and a brief visit to another, kinder dimension. Deals with trauma, depression, substance use, and sexuality.
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Contact and PayPal: jamieleighgraham96[at]gmail.com
Status | Released |
Category | Comic |
Rating | Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars (13 total ratings) |
Author | James Graham |
Tags | Adult, Cartoon, Comics, Indie, LGBT, psychedelic, Queer, substance-use, Transgender, trauma |
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thank you for sharing this experience. the comics are gorgeous and the overlays really add to the experience of psychedelics. this is very sweet.
Thanks for sharing your experience. I felt the "I live like someone who wants to die" line deep in my heart.
I had a very similar experience to this last year, and it cleared the space in my head to start making some genuine progress when I'd always felt paralysed with fear. Knowing what it means to be happy within yourself reassured me and gave me strength and this brought that back to me for a few moments.
Things still kind of suck all the time, but I know they don't have to, I know there's other ways to feel, I know I wasn't crazy lying awake all those nights thinking something was wrong!
I hope you're doing well. Your art is not only visually beautiful but it so clearly communicates a psychedelic experience that is maybe not universal but at least shared by many.
Loved this comic, the delicate lines and subtle use of colors and halftones make for the perfect visual translation of how reality progressively warps while on mushrooms. I found the imagery very tactile, organic and the story very moving, it really spoke to me, as a fellow trans person going through it. I'm looking forward to seeing more work from you, James!