How do you look on different drugs: Artist Self-Portraits on drugs

In what could be considered the craziest/most creative drug experiment ever, artist Bryan Lewis Saunders pushed himself to the limit when he decided to take a different drug every day for a few weeks.

Not only was he not sober, but he also drew a self-portrait of himself while under the influence of these drugs each day.

 ANTHONY SELDEN posted this JAN 30, 2014 

Artist Creates Self-Portraits On Different Drugs, And The Results Are Insane (Photos)

After all, there’s no doubt that this takes a toll on your body. From nicotine gum, to cocaine, to Zoloft, to PCP, Saunders did it all.

Nicotine gum

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Klonopin

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Dilaudid

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Risperdal

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Abilify

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Trazodone

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Hydrocodone/Oxycodone/Xanax

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Abilify/ Xanax/Ativan

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Absinthe

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Adderall

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Ambien

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Ativan/Haloperidol

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Buspar

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Butalbitals

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Butane Honey Oil

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Cephalexin

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Cocaine

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Computer duster

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Cough syrup

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Crystal Meth

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Dilaudid/Morphine

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Morphine IV

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G13 Marijuana

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Geodon

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Hash

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Huffing gas

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Marijuana

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Huffing lighter fluid

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Loritab

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Nitrous Oxide/Valium

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Psilocybin mushrooms

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Nitrous Oxide

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PCP

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Percocet

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Pruno

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Marijuana resin

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Ritalin

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Salvia Divinorum

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Seroquel

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Valium

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Valium I.V.

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Valium I.V./Albuterol

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Xanax

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Zoloft

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Zyprexa

H/T: The Chive, Photos courtesy of Bryan Lewis Saunders

Marijuana

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Valium I.V./Albuterol

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Xanax

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Zoloft

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Zyprexa

H/T: The Chive, Photos courtesy of Bryan Lewis Saunders

ANTHONY SELDEN

Anthony is a New York-based writer and a graduate of Johnson & Wales University with a passion for exploring the cooler things in life.

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