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Feb 28, 2015 · A place with an special meaning for the author: the desert. In a desert of Mexico, the young Jean Giraud met the hallucinogenic drugs. Using them, Jean Giraud turned into Moebius, which was more than a new identity. Moebius was a new state of mind. Under this new nickname and personality, Giraud explored the limits of imagination.
The assessment of “potency” is established by considering the average tryptamine levels in the mushroom variety. The main fungal tryptamines are psilocybin (PSB) and psilocin (PS), while the minor tryptamines are baeocystin (BA), norbaeocystin (NB), and aeruginascin. Of the samples that fell within the “average” range of our 30 listed ...
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Dec 10, 2018 · Moebius: 40 Days in the Desert. French comic book artist and illustrator Jean Giraud (1938-2012), aka Moebius, has had, perhaps, a more profound influence on the contemporary imagination than any other artist working in his field in the 20th century, yet many people will have never have heard his name. From his early work on cult French comic ...
Feb 8, 2019 · Iconic French comic artist Jean Giraud also known as Moebius or Gir is one of them. He collaborated with with Jean-Nöel Coghe in the 90s for a book. Titled ‘Emotions Électriques’, Coghe wrote about traveling with Jimi Hendrix in 1967 for his first French tour. Giraud created the illustrations for it and it’s too good for words. via ...
Jul 1, 2020 · In 1963, with a style that still closely resembled that of his mentor, Giraud created Fort Navajo with Belgian scriptwriter Jean-Michel Charlier. The immediate success of lead character Blueberry – a hard-nosed, cigarillo-chewing cowboy – led Giraud to create an entirely new comic, with Blueberry as its central titular character.
Jean Giraud (Moebius) In the vast galaxy of artistic visionaries, Jean Giraud, the extraordinary French artist known as Moebius, stood as a luminous beacon. Born in 1938 on the outskirts of Paris, Moebius was a master of weaving threads of fantasy and science fiction into his spellbinding illustrations. Amidst the rebuilding of post-World War ...
Dec 27, 2016 · More specifically, magic mushrooms affect the brain's prefrontal cortex, part of the brain that regulates abstract thinking, thought analysis, and plays a key role in mood and perception. They can also make you hallucinate. Journal of the Royal Society Interface. Above: Visualisation of the brain connections in a person on psilocybin (right ...
