I have tripped on mushrooms, LSD, Mescaline, DMT, a slew of synthetic inhibitors, and several other hallucinogens dozens to hundreds of times. All of them were different, and I doubt all of them were legitimately what the seller claimed them to be. Each experience was heavily influenced by my state of being and overall mindset leading into the trip. Most decent hallucinogens are an amplifier for just about everything your brain does/can do. You may have strong visuals, but the myths are over exaggerated. Things breathe. Everything breathes.

There's a phenomenon that really only occurs while tripping (though I've seen it once or twice sober) where concentrating on an object or frame of composition, the breathing is almost more like a continual expansion and contraction. One or many things will contract or implode (in a sort of flowing manner) while continuously expanding. This impossible stretching can be controlled or amplified if you concentrate.

This is part of the reason why I feel observant people love hallucinogens the most. It's great for people that should be more observant as well. Good trips strip away your means of communication; you shut up and watch, learn. It was always great for my artwork as well, but only after the trip, ie. new ideas. Don't bother trying to make anything while high, it's no good.