Wax world or chunky vision or whatever you might call it.
Everything gets waxy and chunky rather than the usual vibrant colors glyphs and motion of patterns. I would see my hands as doughy and peoples faces as swollen almost deformed, colors are usually duller than normal. Some things look a lot flatter as if they were stretched out.
It's only happened to me 3 times on higher doses.
Burnt my spice last time while a tincture was evaporating.
Anyone else ever seen this on spice?

Not yet...but clearly anything is possible...and nothing should surprise us...bit no doubt it will. Once I laid in my bedroom and a fourth hit of my 'the machine' convinced me I was not only dead, but dead and laying in my bedroom which was a composite of all the bedrooms I had ever slept in over my 40 years of living...it was daft...yet there it was...a mash up of all my previous bedrooms.

Head scratcher

Yep, yep, yep. It happens to me from time to time. It used to happen to me a lot more I feel like when I started out. My hands would be like dough, or after a strong breakthrough, my fingers would be flowing like candle wax or something of the like. There are all sorts of different aesthetics and "filters" that the DMT can apply. It's hard to know what you're gonna get.

The first time I got this I was aiming for breakthrough but stopped as object in the room became cartoon like and simplified rather than patterned or fractal, and it were as if every object were "folding" in on itself. Then I looked across the room at my girlfriend and her face looked swollen yet compressed, as if all her features had been squashed and compacted, completely alien. I then realized, bless her, that I could get up (so dreamlike this was) and examine her close up so to speak...she very tolerantly put up with my scrutiny of what was at once a familiar but completely alien being, second mouths appearing and completely puffed out and a deep purple/golden hue to hair and eyelids. Almost like a pumpkin, we joked, and my hands looked fat and "cute" to me...I also found the "pumpkin head" effect both jarring and endearing, and it returned since, but now it is generally a more "smoothing" filter I get over people, a plasticity.