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a cushy job that doesn't involve carrying a 90 pound sack of concrete on a shoulder. Of
course, the homosexuals saw to it that the art movements I inspired had no mention of me or
my art.
My work over the past 15 or so years also involves converting two dimensional images
into three dimensional images. All of these images are printed on a flat piece of paper that
comes out of my standard-normal computer printer. One technique I use involves converting
the 2D visuals into 3D that have three levels of 3D. Part of the image literally floats a few
inches in front of the surface of the art, while a second part recedes very far into the
background. A third part remains where you'd expect it to be, that is, not floating in front of
the image nor receding into the background.
The homosexual art mafia is not interested in these visuals, simply because I'm a
breeder and not a homosexual, which means that I don't get drunk and/or do drugs and/or
have sex with the right people in the art world. That being the case, I also don't have HIVAIDS and/or other sexually transmitted diseases, nor do I have sex with little boys.
Not many people will see these 3D art pieces because the art doesn't reproduce on a
computer or telephone screen. If they aren't seen in real life, the effect I described can't be
seen. Happily for me, at least the homosexual "artists" can't rip me off again, because these
images take skill and creativity and general smarts to make, all of which the homosexual
"artists" lack.
In the spirit of full disclosure, I'm including the following essay, which may give you
some insight into why I have negative feelings about homosexuals.
When he wasnt sucking and fucking his homosexual friends, he was busy
raping my sister, his daughter, who was two years older than me. I didnt know
what he was doing to her, all I knew was that she was kinda crazy. That happens
to sexually molested children.
I think he tried to pimp me out a few times when I was between 5 and 10. Hed
sometimes take me to see good looking but creepy men, who seemed interested
in seeing me without my clothes, but nothing else happened. I guess I wasnt
their type, thank God.
Another thing I remember is his constantly complaining that the other fashion
designers were stealing his designs. I thought they came into his factory with a
gun and took them. Now I understand that theyd get the buyers for various
stores to tell them what my fathers new line looked like before he showed it
publicly, and then they used that information for the basis for their own new line.
I realized this years later when I found my art, which I showed to the homosexual
art gallery owners when I was trying to break into the art world, used as the basis
for the art of no-talent homosexual artists, who were the ones given the credit for
my creativity. I guess I should have had sex with the powers in the art world to
become a big time artist. Using my fathers unhappy life as a homosexual
prostitute as a guide, Im glad I didnt.
Oh, my mother was as much of a monster as my father. She enabled his
lifestyle, including his raping my sister, their daughter. She didnt want to live in a
ghetto and work in a factory. She preferred to run my fathers factory. And if he
wanted to fuck their daughter, okay by her. And if he had to be a homosexual
prostitute, well, it did have a lot of benefits. Ugh.
Written in May, 2014, at the age of 70, by Norman K. Breslow, godson and named for Norman
Norell.
(Trivia: I read on the net some time ago that some people were trying to figure
out where Norell came from, what his real name was, etc. No birth certificate for
a Norman Norell could be found anywhere. Well, my father told me Norells real
name was Norman Elliot, from which came Norman Norell. For what its worth.)
My background can be found at:
http://shmedling.com/vita
If you'd like to read some of my writings concerning the homosexual art mafia,
and similar stuff, go to:
http://shmedling.com/indexoldshmedling.html
Norman K. Breslow, May, 2016
nbreslow@aol.com
http://shmedling.com