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Artist here. Posters, Novels, Songs, Poetry, Dance, and Comedy. In character, I am affable, scintillating, a bit brittle, and am both fey and ephemeral. With that said: Some artists party, because it is what the avant-garde does. They are children of pop culture and will stay in it as long as the flesh is willing. This is an ablative life and a great many fall by its wayside, sots, devoid of creative impetus. Some artists are seriously chemical people, actively searching through the world's chemical diversions for the one that raises them highest above the awful memories that plague them. I cite Charley Parker, Billy Holiday, Lena Horn, and good old Van Gogh, especially. Some artists are so easily distracted- myself among them- that without a familiar altered state, communication with the internal muse becomes almost impossible to achieve. These artists seek art, not diversion or escape. Being too high is anathema to this sort of person, for the game is to liberate, not lay fresh chains on the soul from which it cannot escape. Ultimately, however, no chemical connection to one's muse is 4G. Clarity, purity, and devotion, are the highest forms of creative amplification. Good luck with that. I'll be sitting here, smoking a joint, drinking Pepsi, looking at a blank page jam packed with potential.

Dracu looking good there!🫀😁

The presenter is oh so beautiful.....I'm riveted to the screen watching her!

He was another Genius ❤❤❤Most Artists take drugs to escape from the pressure of life or other things going on in their head 😊

He was a genius ❤❤❤

Fascinating. Thank you!

Which is the Sarahgreen link you mentioned?

Truly enjoyed.

"and, whadd'ya get?" Ya get t' be podcast content! Whadd'ya want??

I love your channel. beautiful work.

Yo, Steph -- seminally, suicide can't qualify as the fruit of any personal creative impulse. It's a one-off. V. van Gogh can't take his life "as lovers often do." Suicide can be influential; sparking a contagion of social indulgence and depravity. Can't blame love, nor any other creative impulse. Drunk driving isn't creative, or explicitly, overtly, exactly suicidal. Jackson would have to say "close enough." To whom, however? Creative impulse does prompt a sundering with the past, or, self 'status-faction.' Not a murdering, though, of the natural resource, enh? This gnossis is imperial depredation @ play, w/serious consequences, having no concern for continuity/continuum. There's lots of junk art pieces. Real art's value happens, to the creator, whilst creative impulses occur. Complimentarily, inspiration has no truck w/destruction. Keep breathing. ❤

I seem to recall he was interviewed and was asked if he took drugs? His answer was "TAKE DRUGS, I AM DRUGS"

Opium does not have any effect on the work you do. If anything, Opium allows you to sit in front of a canvas for longer periods without taking a break, exploring and experimenting with composition and style. Opium helps you clock in the ten thousand hours needed to be great at something.

Love picasso ..glad to hear i wasnt the only artist that used different drugs to create ..never got into the downers.. but it seemed normal to me ...but its a temporary high.. thAt leads to addiction... Learned alot ,seen alot and done alot...its been a cool ride... Picasso to me was free...one thing i have to say is he learned from Mattiese"..you can see it in his work... Then he breaks away.. from the master and became himself...

Opiates are great if you’re in physical pain. Thank god for them! Otherwise they’re a curse. With exceptions, drugs don’t much enhance creativity. It’s either there or it’s not.

Can you come to my house and tell me these stories

Errol Flynn in his book MY WICKED WICKED WAYS gives good narrative of his opium experience. Interesting stuff and sure it would give different orientation for the arts like lsd and hashish an mushrooms.

You appear to be a wonderful guide.

Good job with the French pronunciation, it can be tongue-twister sometimes.

why introducing WOKE into your narrative?? It destroys the whole positive aspect of it. Who cares what woke morons think when it comes to art or anything else?

🤣🤣😓Thomas looks hilariously handsome! ❤️ I have a rose beside me pink just like in this beautiful painting

Aww u burried ur cat🥺15 yrs is about as long as one can hope for. u clearly have gained all the sacred depth and magic love peace etc that cats teach. Cats make us better people! I've said goodbye to several cats and love them all

when we describe picasso as a terrible person, are we framing his behavior using todays social morals, or the morals of his time?

I want to hear you talk about me🥰🤣 ur voice is like a metaphysical paintbrush, and with ur sincerity it really links/carries through the story and meaning ❤️😊

I could get addicted to your face

Regarding “cultural appropriation,” and “wokism,” Picasso got it right: “Amateurs borrow; masters steal,” indeed. Everything woke goes (artistically) broke.

Where did you get those gorgeous eyes?

Hard to think up until a few years ago those paintings were guarded by someone's grandmother asking you to sign the guestbook on your way out lol

Hmm. Interesting!

Artists in general are strange fringe people who are sometimes monogamous, as Dali was. Their extreme behavior is somewhat off putting

interesting content and what a face! After writing this I noticed there are many comments that say the same thing. Oh well, not original, but honest.

Jeez who r u! 😍i want...😭 U r devastatingly magnificent

There's a question of how much he could afford opium as a regular indulgence. It might have been infrequently just because he was poor and needed money for art supplies. It's unlikely he consumed enough to be addicted. That would have ben serious. I'll bet if he used it, it was occasional.

Who needs drugs when you can watch this lovely story teller. Be honest guys, she's the reason you first clicked on this video.

Heroin allowed me to push past my mental and physical pain due to my sensitivity to pain from struggling with it for so long. I could focus and do my IT work for hours at a time and even helped me obtain some of my IT Certifications. However, once I fell into my first deep, deep depression heroin became a crutch and I came to find myself relying on it more and more. Eventually, I gave up on my career after facing a reality wall that I couldn't overcome(Was too poor to go any further) and it became the only source of happiness left in my life and my sole focus of my efforts for the next decade. After a fight for my life, I am lucky enough to say that I am stable again on Methadone and have been away from Fentanyl for 7 months, Heroin for almost 3.5 years. I am low, but I'm not underground so I can still see the sun... and it is beautiful with a cup of coffee.

Stefaaniiiiee...🤖

Thanks for introducing me to this. great video!

You are extremely insightful, sensitive, intelligent, humble, eloquent, well-organized, and thorough. And your voice is so lovely and you are beautiful. Such an excellent and intriguing channel.

I have zero doubt it had an influence on his or anyone's creativity who used it. One of the poppy's three derivatives has also heavily influenced lots of famous musicians song writing. Of course, psychedelics as well...

your english speaking accent is fine. no need for other accents or pronunciations.

Appreciate you sharing your love for art

You have a very calming voice and delivery. Please keep making more videos

Opium intrigued me more than Picasso.

Picasso wasn't a nice guy... but you can see it in his name that he was an asso!!

Excelente investigación ,muy detallada ,elocuente y con jerarquía intelectual....❤