Vaporizer Art

[cantabis]

As a swimmer, my lungs are very important to me, and for the past two years, I only used my roommate's vape for consuming the herb. We've both become vapor fanatics, and are both pros at getting that perfect hit (VaporBrothers non hands-free for LIFE, by the way).

As an artist, my roommate decided to decorate his vape with drawings, which gave it a personalized feel and helped it to fit in with the rest of the room. Although I don't have pictures of the gorgeous artwork on that vape, I recently purchased my own VB non hands-free (as we're no longer roommates) and decided to draw on it myself. So far I've done two sides of it, and I'm currently thinking of what to put on the last side. Attached are pictures of those two sides (one's an octopus, by far the coolest creature on the planet, and the other is Dash from Pixar's The Incredibles).

Has anyone else decorated or otherwise personalized their vapes? These things are the perfect medium for creating artwork, and I'd love to see any and all other designs - upload pics here! (Hopefully I can get some pics of my roommate's designs, which I'll upload later).

cantabis Reviewed by cantabis on 10-05-2008. Vaporizer Art As a swimmer, my lungs are very important to me, and for the past two years, I only used my roommate's vape for consuming the herb. We've both become vapor fanatics, and are both pros at getting that perfect hit (VaporBrothers non hands-free for LIFE, by the way). As an artist, my roommate decided to decorate his vape with drawings, which gave it a personalized feel and helped it to fit in with the rest of the room. Although I don't have pictures of the gorgeous artwork on that vape, I Rating: 5

[vivalaslug]

Sick drawings ,since you have been using one for so long I was wondering what temperature do you set it at?

[cantabis]

You, know, I can't say - I don't have the digital vape. In general, I turn the knob all the way up, then back down about 1-2 tenths of a rotation. I usually hit it as hot as possible - by varying the speed (or intensity) of your hit, you won't burn it. Basically, the louder the sound of your hit, the harder you're hitting it, and the less it will burn. So I always start a little slow, then quickly pull harder as the bud heats up... I don't know if that made any sense, but a lot of theory goes into the perfect hit; I swear I could make graphs...