Dearest sirs or madams,
Please allow me to apologize in advance for both the quality and
content of this comic. You see, it occupied but 10 hours of my time
and progressed at a rate of 1 page per hour. You will find more
information on that particular subject just before the comic, should
you decide to follow this link.
-James Grimlee
Herein you'll find my first completed 24-hour comic. As with the 10-hour comic, it was done at a rate of 1 page per hour. Regardless, I was somewhat able to keep a small degree of quality within these pages. I hope you enjoy it as much as my tinsel-constructed elf friend does.
-James Grimlee
This is my second completed 24-hour comic and I think it's a nice mark of progress since my previous one. This is a story of White and Rose, two sisters who really ought to just get along.
-James Grimlee
This is a short done back in March of 2008 over the course of a weekend. It was made as a birthday present for a special someone who I think may have appreciated it for some reason.
-James Grimlee
Herein you'll find a short 7-page comic written by friend/fellow slave Christopher Martin and drawn by yours truly. This is our first collaboration project but not our last, and I'm surprised with how much I ended up liking the whole thing.
-James Grimlee
This was an experiment to try to force myself to draw something every day. Many of these were done over a lunch break or during dinner. Occasionally I would have plans for the evening and have to draw them while at a social event. But I did manage to draw one for every day and fill my sketch book up that way, so hooray.
-James Grimlee
These drawings have been done intermittently over the years. Most of them are based on photo reference and created as gifts. As much as I like the look of them, I don't find them terribly creative and so my favorite ones are heavily stylized.
-James Grimlee
This category serves as a catch-all for anything that doesn't qualify for its own category. As a result, you'll find drawings in here from wildly different dates, in different styles, and of differing quality. Honestly I cannot quite remember everything I've thrown in here, so good luck if you decide to go exploring.
-James Grimlee
Done over 2004-2005, this marks one of my few completed projects. Well, partially complete really. There are three parts planned for this comic and I've only begun to rekindle an interest in working on a second part so far. You'll see a lot of me playing around with styles, experimenting, and learning in these pages. There's also a lot of crap, but it's mine, and so I have a soft spot for it. Overall, I'm still rather proud of this one.
-James Grimlee
Completed back in 2009, this is the second part of my planned trilogy for OtherSide. It's the middle child of the series. As with much of my work, there's a lot of frames I love to pieces and a lot that I am ashamed to have on view. Regardless, it continues the story along and moves us towards the third part, which will be coming along eventually...
-James Grimlee
This marks my first experimentation with some vector graphics. It also shows my tendency for black/white/red and begins to settle into my current style. Also, there are briefly zombies involved. It's currently unfinished, and I do hope to return to working on it since it is meant to be short and sweet.
-James Grimlee
Once I ran into writer's block for content on my daily comics, but still had space in my sketch book to fill, I started doing one-shot drawings themed around skeletons. These were the results.
-James Grimlee
This one is being created on an iPad(mostly). So far it only brings slight amounts of shame and great amounts of freedom since I can work on pages for it nearly to completion just about anywhere I go. Also it's a little tricky to learn to draw on an iPad. Oh and it's about things and stuff. And junk. You'll see.
-James Grimlee