PreservedDragons

Inspired by the t-shirt Bull Hurley wore at the 1987 Arm Wrestling Championship in Las Vegas.

Riding the legendary Peak Tram along the Victoria Peak overlooking Hong Kong, our guy has lost his way. He must look inward and drown out all the noise. Be on his own to search for answers. This is the power of aloneness. You can not lose when you know yourself.

The first stop and whirl around the truck in the classic Bloodsport chase sequence.

The crowds, the lights, the gambling chips, the action and a wild chase through the streets of Hong Kong. Sorry fellas, only one winner!

After mastering the techniques and ready for the kumite in Hong Kong, Frank Dux, against all odds, becomes the first westerner to win the grand prize--a special katana sword.

The hand of a super villain, Han. He kept it in a glass display case along with an impressive collection of weapons that fits in place of his missing hand.

The quaint, cozy restaurant in Little Tokyo that is frequented by locals until one day, the Red Dragon Yakuza came to collect protection money. Unfortunately for them, one such local, a hard boiled cop is a cherished patron happening to be enjoying breakfast in the back.

Inspired by the t-shirt Lincoln Hawk wore during the 1987 Arm Wrestling Championship in Las Vegas.

Inspired by the title fonts of Over The Top.

Inspired by the gas guzzling, cigar eating, John Grizzly, a competitor at the 1987 Am Wrestling Championship in Las Vegas.

There's only one legendkilller and we know who he was. Do you?

The masks worn by the Poison Clan in the 1978 Shaw Brothers kung fu cult classic, The Five Deadly Venoms. 蚣 - centipede (gung) 蛇 - snake (se) 蠍 - scorpion (hit) 蜥 - lizard (sik) 壁虎 - gecko 蟆 - toad (sim) 五毒 - Five Venoms (wu du)

This character was inspired by the old man on the signage next to the front doors of SUM DUM GOY fortune cookie factory in 1985 cult classic, The Last Dragon. The three Chinese words are pronounced in Cantonese: 'cheem yuu bang' and in Mandarin: 'chien yu bing'. The meaning is 'fortune cookie'.

My 11 year old son's inspired design to his favorite soda in the world, Coca-Cola.