>>7916517
dam how can u just rember a sandwich like that

>>7916532
It was behind the apple, I rotated it.

>>7916517
you unlocked your minds eye, congrats.

>>7916558
I still don't believe there are people that can't vividly image a single object in my head while others can almost effortlessly play made up videos.

>>7916517
What a prodigy

>>7916517
Nic3

you can get similar very vivid imagery from sleep deprivation. almost akin to lucid dreaming when your mind starts racing through various weird shit before even being fully asleep. the brain is weird.

>>7916998
I found out today that my gf sometimes forgets to breathe

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>>7916517
this is the sandvich from tf2

>>7918758

100%, but that was not on purpose. The Sandvich just sounded super yummy, but I didn't go look at anything.


>>7918712
Dali writes about this. I know the other posters are pretty negative, but if I could see every drawing I made that clearly before I set out I could draw anything.... so how does it work?

>>7918759
>but if I could see every drawing I made that clearly before I set out I could draw anything.... so how does it work?
you'll only see flashes still, so its up to your memory to write it down fast or sketch it out and come close to it. basically writing down your dreams and illusions. i dont know if forcing deprivation is a good idea though and there is still a chance of minor night terrors and triggering a psychotic episode if youre vulnerable to that.

just try to do art the normal way instead, breaking down barriers in the brain isnt healthy in the long run.