Posts Tagged ‘Belly-to-Belly Suplex’

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HEAT #114 – The Referees Aren’t Actually Qualified to Tie Their Own Shoes

by Jeff on March 23, 2011 at 11:34 pm
Posted In: Heat Comics
HEAT #114 – The Referees Aren’t Actually Qualified to Tie Their Own Shoes

Ron’s belly-to-belly suplex falls into the ever-expanding category of fairly simple moves that are pretty hard to draw. A recent addition to that list, as my night owl Twitter followers may be aware of, is the Mexican arm drag that will be appearing on page 119, which I’m about to go ink. The cut to Doc and Dick in the locker room in the second panel started off as just visual variety, but I’ve actually ended up cutting back and forth between the locker room and the ring in the last few pages I’ve drawn, so this page serves to establish that a bit.

Also, scroll down to check out my review of the PWA 10th Anniversary Show, which featured TNA grapplers and 23 time World Tag Team Champions, the Dudley Boyz. Er, I mean Bully Ray and D’Von. Also, Lance motherfucking Storm. If that’s not his legal middle name, it should be. I took a bunch of pictures at the show, so this review’s purdier than the usual wall o’ text.

On Saturday: An old friend returns. And by friend I mean a guy with a sparkly jacket and a bad haircut.

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HEAT 38 – Dead Weight

by Jeff on May 12, 2010 at 9:26 pm
Posted In: Heat Comics
HEAT 38 – Dead Weight

This page, along with the last one and the next one were used in my pitch package at the Calgary Comic Con. It is fairly likely they will not result in me getting hired by anybody, but I still like them a lot. I think my favourite panel on this page is the last one, mostly because I like depth of field (is that even what that’s called?). Ron’s belly-t0-belly suplex was a lot harder to draw than I anticipated, which I think I end up saying in practically every one of these news posts. There was a lot of me clutching a blanket folded to roughly person-width and suplexing it on my family room floor to figure out Ron’s body position, and then flinging myself on the couch to get an approximation for what Tim should look like. I mostly draw at night for a reason.

I’ve recently been writing a lot of HEAT scripts. I’m currently in the high 70s, page-wise, and writing a bunch of scenes that my future self will hate me for.

On Saturday: Doc Crockett rocks the mic. Not unlike Jesus does here (I drew the second one).

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