Take a picture of a human in a sports outfit at a proper scene (sports hall/field/pool/ etc ...) and replace the human with an animal.

You didnt replaced a human and its not in a proper scene. I do however love your digital drawing be it not that its pretty much the kungfu panda concept. So for originality unfortunately i cant give you points either o.o;

I like Po, son of a goose! hehehe, cute chop and nice illustration!

As I see on the internet. kungfu panda aside of that you have to post sources and references.

also you are not alowed to use copyrighter photos and artwork

http://www.gameplayertees.com/wallpapers/main.php?g2_itemId=5027&g2_imageViewsIndex=2
http://www.freeiconsweb.com/Free-Downloads.asp?id=570
http://www.asianoffbeat.com/default.asp?Display=1828


3. References

A reference is a photo (no artwork like drawings or paintings) which you use to create an entry. They can either be yours (if so you'll have to post it in the SBS) or a copyright free photo from sites like SXC and FLICKR (if so, you'll have to post a link).

A reference may be used to look and study how an object / animal / person and so on is constructed. To study the proportions, the materials (f.i. hair, cloth), to see how materials behave (f.i. how water flows and shines). In short, you may use a reference to look and study.

You may not include a reference in any way in your entry as being a part of that entry (visible or not visble in the final entry). You can not use a reference to set certain features / elements like f.i. eyes, ears, nose and so on in your drawing, neither can you use a reference to trace the whole or a part of the original reference.

You are allowed to use non-copyrighted photos. It is not allowed to use copyrighted photos, artwork and so on. It's not a shame to use a reference, but if you do you, must post this reference, either as a link or, if the photo is yours, you must post this photo uncut in the SBS.

Chop changed..