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Teenager With Schizophrenia Began Drawing Her Hallucinations And The Result Is Mind-Blowing


Teenager With Schizophrenia Began Drawing Her Hallucinations And The Result Is Mind-Blowing

Kate Fenner has been ‘diagnosed’ with various labels over the years. When she turned 17, she was eventually diagnosed with schizophrenia after her parents found out that her mental health was getting worse.

When her mental illness appeared, Kate discovered her inner artist. She started drawing her hallucinations and, as you'll see below, the results are beautiful. 

In her hallucinations, she hears voices, sound effects, random noises, and she often sees bugs, faces, and disembodied eyes. She specifically says: "I hallucinate bugs quite often, and my depression makes me feel worthless like a fly. These bug illustrations represent my illness".

Kate wants to fight her illness but also the inaccurate stereotypes regarding schizophrenia. You can find more about her on her Instagram.

Teenager With Schizophrenia Began Drawing Her Hallucinations And The Result Is Mind-Blowing
"I draw a lot of my hallucinations as drawing helps me deal with it"



Teenager With Schizophrenia Began Drawing Her Hallucinations And The Result Is Mind-Blowing

Teenager With Schizophrenia Began Drawing Her Hallucinations And The Result Is Mind-Blowing
Inanimate objects will look like a Van Gogh painting: warped and swirly."

Teenager With Schizophrenia Began Drawing Her Hallucinations And The Result Is Mind-Blowing
"This is a quote by an artist named Jory, and it was something that spoke to me."

Teenager With Schizophrenia Began Drawing Her Hallucinations And The Result Is Mind-Blowing
"This one crawls out of the vent in my ceiling and makes clicking noises, or I’ll see it crawl out from underneath things"

Teenager With Schizophrenia Began Drawing Her Hallucinations And The Result Is Mind-Blowing
"This is a self-portrait. I looked in the mirror and my eyes did this thing. I painted it"

Teenager With Schizophrenia Began Drawing Her Hallucinations And The Result Is Mind-Blowing
"I have a lot of intense emotions, and hear voices telling me to light things on fire"

Teenager With Schizophrenia Began Drawing Her Hallucinations And The Result Is Mind-Blowing
"Here is an example of the disembodied eyes I see. They surface in a mounds or masses on my walls or floors. They warp and move."

Teenager With Schizophrenia Began Drawing Her Hallucinations And The Result Is Mind-Blowing
"This is Birdie, she sings to me"

Teenager With Schizophrenia Began Drawing Her Hallucinations And The Result Is Mind-Blowing
"My self esteem is at its lowest, and I feel insignificant. I always wish I could shapeshift into a “prettier” person"

Teenager With Schizophrenia Began Drawing Her Hallucinations And The Result Is Mind-Blowing
"What eyes sometimes look like, with more of those odd colors and circles"

Teenager With Schizophrenia Began Drawing Her Hallucinations And The Result Is Mind-Blowing
"Organization, communication, paranoia, depression, anxiety, and managing my emotions are the biggest struggles for me"

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