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Omae wa mou shindeiru

You know, that movie with Kangaroo warriors.

Thai people are good-natured. Like to smile to build a good relationship with each other. Therefore it has been nicknamed the Siam City of Smiles.

March of Robots: Day 17 is Kick!

Undefeated Coliseum champion, Brakus takes on his most worthy opponent, taekwondo sensation, Tommy Lee in Las Vegas.

ATATATATATATATA!!!!

Samurai code of conduct

Tribute to an 80's flick centered around the quest for the Master. This is a satirical take on the symbol for the villain who is has also achieved the Glow.

Fight on, dude!

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The last dragon art /

The Gutter Pigs are a range of pig characters based on popular phrases from film, TV, Music & Sport. Take a look at the other character designs. Gutter Pigs - The Swine with Swagger!

A rabbit in a cool kung fu pose. Design in time for the Lunar New Year, the year of the rabbit!

A pictographic history of great art of Brazilian jiu jitsu

Express your inner Warrior with this awesome design. The Way of the Warrior, a philosophy held by the legendary Samurai.

Colorful design perfect for otaku who loves anime. It can be also given as a Birthday or Christmas gift to your Boyfriend/Girlfriend, Best friend and Relative who also loves Anime. Design is also fitting in time for japanese culture day (November 3).

Kung Creek witness the power of JP's Sunset Kick!

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Omae wa mou shindeiru.

Poster artwork for Godfrey Ho's 1983 martial arts cult classic starring Jin-Hwa Jeong.

This design prints best on any background that isn't black. I also have a version that prints great on black. See my store.

Distressed red dragon Tae Kwon Do design looks great at the gym, competitions, tournaments, or the do jang.

"Sho'Nuff, Who is the Master?" is a classic reference from the 1985 martial arts cult film, "The Last Dragon." The vintage artwork capturing this iconic phrase and character is a vibrant blend of 1980s pop culture and martial arts cinema aesthetics. The centerpiece of this artwork is Sho'Nuff, the self-proclaimed 'Shogun of Harlem,' a character known for his larger-than-life personality and distinctive style. He is often depicted in his flamboyant martial arts outfit, complete with exaggerated shoulder pads, a striking red and black color scheme, and his signature oversized sunglasses. His expression exudes confidence and a touch of menace, perfectly encapsulating his role as the film's unforgettable antagonist.

Digital. In memory of ‘Jim Kelly’ actor and martial artist, 1946 - 2013. Kelly was best known for his part as Williams in the 1973 Bruce Lee action movie - Enter the Dragon.

Perfect gift for the dog lover, dog mom, dog dad or kong fu fighter ! Who can say no to this adorable face. Go on you know you want me, get me on your shirt or tote bag or case or whatever today!

80s Kungfu Movies

The new Chinese year is the dragon. In the style of Bruce Lee's Enter the Dragon film poster

Martial arts tiger

Bruce Leeroy last dragon

Features half the illustrated face of the ancient Chinese general, military strategist, writer and philosopher Sun Tzu with one of his inspirational quotes. Inspiring gift idea for students and teachers of ancient eastern philosophy and war strategies and fans/practitioners of Sun Tzu and his book, The Art of War.

Chinese Coiling Dragon Mythical Time Controlling Creature is an artistic interpretation of a mythical creature. Symbolizing power, strength, and good luck this is perfect for the Chinese New Year, martial arts lovers, and anyone born in the year of the dragon. The Dragon is ideal for birthdays falling in the years 1952, 1964, 1976, 1988, 2000, 2012, and 2024. Dragons are integral to Chinese culture: zodiac, dragon dances, idioms, art, the dragon boat festival, festival decorations, films, legends, and literature

Chinese White Dragon Mythical Creature is an artistic interpretation of a mythical creature. Symbolizing power, strength, and good luck this is perfect for the Chinese New Year, martial arts lovers, and anyone born in the year of the dragon. The Dragon is ideal for birthdays falling in the years 1952, 1964, 1976, 1988, 2000, 2012, and 2024. Dragons are integral to Chinese culture: zodiac, dragon dances, idioms, art, the dragon boat festival, festival decorations, films, legends, and literature

Jackie chan celebrate Chinese New Year

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Who’ll be left standing when these The Last Dragon icons face off in a street fighter style battle?