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The Nicole G Experience

Contained here are the works of the always lovely and vivacious Nicole G. These works should not be taken for face value, but for a deeper meaning. I, for one am amazed what one girl can do with her inner pain....and MS Paint.

PLEASE NOTE: THE ARTWORK OF NICOLE G IS NEITHER ENDORSED NOR RECOMMENDED BY THIS SITE. I JUST LIKE THE MONEY SHE GIVES ME.

This work, simply titled "Dog".

This painstakingly rendered piece of art reminds us that surprises are always coming when we least expect them. This picture, obviously set in some sort of future-world, one in which the sun has lost all of it's beautiful radiance, and the human skin has become as translucent as water. Humanity has been enslaved by an alien race called "Dog", here we see a lone human crusader fighting for people's rights. By violating this dog with his comically large phallus, he is making a bold statement of defiance against our apparent 3-nubbed masters. Fight on, crusader!

"say what?"

"dumb nig"

Another emotional entry which will earn me a shank through the head is this piece; titled "Nig"

Now, some may find this entry a little off-colour (pun INTENDED!!), but what you are seeing is not an expression of racism, but rather black supremacy. I will explain: as you can see, the black gentleman nailed to the crucifix and currently in flames is not in fact a person of African descent, but a symbol. This man represents the caucasian person's view of the average black man, large chain, gold tooth, etc.

Notice the fact that he is a lovely shade of midnight black, not unlike the hue used in vaudeville's "black face" performers. The man nailed to the crucifix is smiling because he knows that he is setting an example. This black man is happy to meet his certain doom because he knows that all the preconcieved notions of black culture go up in flames with him.

Now look at the so called 'supremacist'. He is overweight, unintelligent looking (note the eyes), and it appears some child has been practicing their penmanship on his ceremonial robes. He is stating "dumb nig" which pretty much sums up the general attitude toward the black man. He couldn't be more wrong.
Excelsior, Nicole! Your artworks of rebellion and social defiance inspire us all.