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Kung Fu Jake by DumaCountryTiger
Hehe,I have told that I started to working out,so I would be in shape before the Anthrocon,so 
dumacountrytiger decided to make a trade pic of Jake making a work out and practicing martial arts with punching bag.
Edit fact: The poster on the background says "lion" in Kanji Japanese.
This pic looks really great and I really really love this a lot =3
My part of the trade is coming up soon,so stay tuned for that
Original pic: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/4628704/
Character on the pic belongs to me aka
jakelioner83
Art made by dumacountrytiger
dumacountrytiger decided to make a trade pic of Jake making a work out and practicing martial arts with punching bag.Edit fact: The poster on the background says "lion" in Kanji Japanese.
This pic looks really great and I really really love this a lot =3
My part of the trade is coming up soon,so stay tuned for that
Original pic: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/4628704/
Character on the pic belongs to me aka
jakelioner83Art made by
dumacountrytiger
Category Artwork (Traditional) / General Furry Art
Species Lion
Size 800 x 532px
File Size 281.6 kB
Listed in Folders
Yes, yes if he was then that bag he's kicking would have exploded in such a manner that Michael Bay would be jealous.
As an interesting aside, the black belt is not unique to martial arts. In Nippon, where the tradtion originated, black belts have been used to indicate mastery in all kinds of art, from cooking to shamisen-playing. There are even black sashes given to women for ike-bana (flower arranging). The reasoning behind that is whereas your belt is white when you start out the training, it will be stained black through years of blood, sweat, mud, and tears.
As an interesting aside, the black belt is not unique to martial arts. In Nippon, where the tradtion originated, black belts have been used to indicate mastery in all kinds of art, from cooking to shamisen-playing. There are even black sashes given to women for ike-bana (flower arranging). The reasoning behind that is whereas your belt is white when you start out the training, it will be stained black through years of blood, sweat, mud, and tears.
hehe and dumacountrytiger did really great work with this pic,this is awesome indded ^^
dumacountrytiger did really great work with this pic,this is awesome indded ^^ 
>=D hehe This is what I will use X3 FALCON KICK! Haiyah! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5FKOVue2oa4
Hehe,Kiitti X3 dumacountrytiger teki todella hyvää työtä ^^
Hehe,Kiitti X3
dumacountrytiger teki todella hyvää työtä ^^ 
That's a pretty nice picture.
And it reminded me of this only because of the martal arts:
This is the first episode of Kung Fu Jimmy Chow.
http://www.izlese.org/kung-fu-jimmy.....episode-1.html
It's on youtube, but the one on youtube has the audio out of sink
And it reminded me of this only because of the martal arts:
This is the first episode of Kung Fu Jimmy Chow.
http://www.izlese.org/kung-fu-jimmy.....episode-1.html
It's on youtube, but the one on youtube has the audio out of sink
Heh. How it says "lion" in the background in Japanese. I'd have caught that one even if you didn't tell me.
But what's cool in this one is the fact that you have a theme that's suitable for the title. It says "kung fu" and it would be exactly THAT. The kung fu pants and belt, the training kick bag....hell you even have the classic Chinese gong in the background just to be traditional. Not only that, but I like how you have the window out there. At first I thought it was just a poster or so, then I realized.. that's outside scenery.
Nice one here man. I mean that~!
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