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Rom Watson creates multi-dimensional characters that capture the hilarity and drama of life all at once. Reading or seeing his work is more like being face to face with someone you know and love (or hate), or being in a situation that magnifies a hilarious and palpable human experience.
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Covering Joni Mitchell Covers
By Rom Watson c. August 9, 2008 and June 2011 Joni Mitchell’s body of work is an extremely impressive achievement. Even more impressive than that of her peers. As much as I love the music of James Taylor, Carole King, … Continue reading →
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