glass breaks bone
charcoal and oil pastel on printmaking paper
this is an older piece from around 2002.
a fresh response to a broken heart (the first of many).
glass breaks bone belongs to the following groups:
Complex Simplicity of Art, ! 100% !, Dirty Filthy Art: Charcoal, in-between, Live, Love, Dream: , Western United States Artists and Photographers and Works On Paper Available for sale asGreeting Cards, Matted Prints, Laminated Prints, Mounted Prints and Framed Prints

cathrinedp
One of my favourites of your work. Wow, I am in love with this.
scott allison replied
i am glad you like it :)
mimi yoon
gorgeous piece of art… very sad image… silly brother, hope to see one or two of your response to “happy and falling in love type of emotion” (and hopefully the last of many)... ;P… seriously, scott, so emotional and it totally fits how you’ve described it…
scott allison replied
thanks mimi! of course, it was from a long time ago… i may just make something happy one of these days :)
Rachel Leigh
Very cool image!
scott allison replied
thanks rachel!
Ashley DeRossett
This is very nicely done! Love the mood and the title! Great work.
scott allison replied
thank you ashley!
mingtees
it’s lovely. But painful too. I love birds.
scott allison replied
thank you amy!
Tama Blough
Ouch. In many ways.
scott allison replied
i will take that as a comliment :)
Jing3011
like it
scott allison replied
i am glad! thanks!
bev langby
this is a very sad piece to me as ive seen this happen to birds so many times , but i can understand u using this as a comparison to your words….....
scott allison replied
thanks bev! i have seen it happen a few times too. it breaks the heart! poor things!
micmac
Touching,simple and beautiful!!
scott allison replied
thank you!
Peter Searle (...
Fabulous grim work. Pathos bordering on genius. I feel with you. Emotionally and visually stunning.
Scott d'Almeida
stunning;
scott allison replied
thanks scott!
CapturedByKylie
Congratulations on the home page feature (March 29th 2009)
scott allison replied
thank you! it was a nice surprise!
tiffatron
wow, a very striking piece. nice one!
scott allison replied
thank you!
Christian Zammit
WELL DONE for featuring on the redbubble homepage.
your work is really great
Christian Zammit
scott allison replied
thanks christian! it was an honor :)
Kerryn Madsen...
‘Dynamic’ is how they explained it back in my college days. Well done.
scott allison replied
thanks kerryn!
micmac
CONGRATS ON HOME PAGE!!!!
scott allison replied
thank you!
Glen Allen
Stunning yet altogether sad image. Excellent art!
scott allison replied
it is a bit sad… but i got over it :) thanks glen!
Pete Katsiaounis
So beautiful & sad. Brilliant.
scott allison replied
thanks pete!
damoncure
Poignant drawing scott. Congrats on the Homepage.
scott allison replied
thank you! too bad i didn’t sign on to the bubble the day it was featured… haha!
mimi yoon
baby brother, you are shining on the homepage, but i know you are missing it today (sunday, march 29, 2oo9 for us)... CONGRATULATIONS!!!! and i try to snap the front page for you, but i don’t think i’m doing it right… sorry not working~
i am very very happy for you!!!!! :D :D :D
scott allison replied
thanks for the effort there sis! i am happy to know it was there…
Bekyy93
love it!!!
congrats on homepage feature!!!!!!!
scott allison replied
thanks bekyy!
LizVengeance
BRILLIANT!
great to see this on the home page!
scott allison replied
thank you liz! i just wish i had seen it too…
Ulrikeart
painful…........
Anna Commer
What an awe. This is plainly inspiring.
shanghaiwu
your work is fragile /wonderful
hsien-ku
beautiful, sad image
mfortune
This is so beautiful and emotional. Truly inspiring work.
RenaeMackay
Oh Scott. This breaks my heart yet it leaves me wanting so much more. Have you tried solar plate printing? I could see you getting great results (not that your work isn’t amazing already!) that you might really enjoy. I love the process. Very tactile and inviting.
scott allison replied
thanks renae! you are too nice :) are you refering to the solar inatglio process? i did that quite a lot when i was in school but haven’t has access to a press since then. i did enjoy the process and results quite a lot though :)