I believe I have found my next commissioning target! Really liking the character, too. But now I'm gonna feel like I'm copying off her once I finally commission for my own martial arts expert to finally be drawn.

Oh, there's like a jillion different martial arts poses. I'm sure you'll find something suitably different. :)

But her colors are along the lines of green/yellow, right? And she has hair(some shade of brown, right?). Both are qualities of the character I've been constructing in my head. I've tried commissioning for him twice so far on DA with talented artists, but he hasn't come out right yet, so I'm still looking.

Yep, she's primarily green (emerald dragon, actually; gem-type, from D&D). She has black hair, and she wears gold, green, and black clothing, typically. She wears a rose wreath on her head.

Oh, and she's a she, so kinda different from your guy. ;)

My advice: give artists freedom. Most of them like that, and will create cool stuff you may not have thought of. Each of my characters can be easily distinguished by 5 short bullets; I typically leave the rest up to the artist. Aram, for example, sometimes has 5 digits on her hands, sometimes 4. Sometimes she has scales, scale plates, gemstones, etc. Over time, there will be enough versions of Aram that I can point to what I like about each one and assemble "the perfect Aram"

But some degree of freedom makes artists happy to draw your character, especially when you don't have an established design or ref sheet. And happy artists make better art, usually. Give 'em space, and they'll fill it with win, usually. :)

Left Foot Red on a Twister playfield?

Rooth and I have pretty much agreed that the perspective on her right foot will need to be changed. But that shouldn't be a problem at all. =)

I can't wait to do a full color version of this.