J. Webster Sharp began her professional art career as a portrait painter, and she also explored textile sculpture, collage and drawing. Having always been a lover of comics she committed herself to a career in sequential art in May 2021. She's inspired by the strange, eccentric and the psychology behind unusual imagery.
"""Jemma's an exciting artist with a pointillist style of rendering horrific imagery, reminiscent of early Ren�e French or Melinda Gebbie. These comics do not deal in linear narratives so much as they present associations. The art feels both Victorian and rotting away with decay. Uncomfortable feelings are rendered in a refined style."" -- Brian Nicholson, The Comics Journal ""There's no one else making comics the way she is, and there's no mistaking one of her comics for somebody else's. Her concerns, fixations and flights of fancy are more or less entirely her own, and her means of communicating them are likewise utterly unique. Her training as a fine artist obviously influences her modes and methodologies of expression, but beyond that one might almost be forgiven for thinking that her perspective is that of a true outsider artist."" -- Ryan Carey, The Comics Journal"