‘Occam’s Razor’ | Our island, our world through the eyes, pen of S.C. Watson

By S. C. Watson|2021-09-23T17:23:26-07:00September 24th, 2021|3 Comments

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Welcome to our weekly feature, Occam’s Razor,
from local artist S.C. Watson.

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About the Author: S. C. Watson

S.C. Watson has been drawing and painting for as long as he can remember. Which is to say a couple of days, at least. Mostly self taught with traditional and digital media, he has been selling his artistic soul for the past two and half decades to the highest bidder, including, but not limited to Wizards of the Coast, Fantasy Flight Games, Malfador Machinations, and various private clients, including independent authors. When he's not working in his studio, socially distancing with his family or walking his art director dachshund, Rocky, he can be found wandering the Deer Harbor woods aimlessly muttering about masks, politics, and the artistic merits of taupe. He likes sushi and is dismayed there isn't an established restaurant on the island.

3 Comments

Cathy Kirk September 24, 2021 at 10:46 am

The only thing missing from the cartoon above are the tears streaming down his (my) face at the news of this wonderful restaurant closing. I am so, so sorry to see this happening, but wish the very best for all the staff going forward.
Clyde+Duke September 25, 2021 at 12:12 pm

One can’t help but feel grateful for all the goodness Roses has blessed our community with. May the next generation be equally blessed.
Thanks John and Jony for you Huge Love of excellence!!!
Leslie Murdock September 25, 2021 at 2:44 pm

Roses has filled my husband and me, our daughter and granddaughter (who, when asked what she wanted to do on Orcas, always answered, Have lunch at Roses!”) and our friends with absolutely delicious food. It truly is the end of an era. Thank you to John, Jony and their terrific staff – best of luck going forward, You all will be missed.