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20 Illustrations From NinjaInk That Showcase His Pop Culture Prowess 

By San Antonio Current Staff
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Freelance illustrator Timothy Lim, aka NinjaInk, specializes in martial arts and crafts. He's known "King of the Shirts," because fanboys and girls clamour for his T-shirt designs, which feature 80's nostalgia and clever pop culture parodies. As he's done in years past, NinjaInk illustrated exclusive artwork for Alamo City Comic Con. He's a look at his promo art for 2015, plus some of his past work. Find him at the Heroes and Fantasies booth this weekend, or attend his panel on Sunday. ninjaink.deviantart.com, ninjaink.tumblr.com, riptapparel.com/products/stores/ninjaink/, facebook.com/ninjainkart
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NinjaInk promotional artwork commissioned by Alamo City Comic Con.
NinjaInk promotional artwork commissioned by Alamo City Comic Con.
NinjaInk promotional artwork commissioned by Alamo City Comic Con.
NinjaInk promotional artwork commissioned by Alamo City Comic Con.
NinjaInk promotional artwork commissioned by Alamo City Comic Con.
"Avengers Nouveau"
“Guardians”
Timothy Lin/NinjaInk
“Marvel Composite: Spider-Man”
"Crisis on Infinite Hills"
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"La Femme-Chat Part Deux"
"Metroid Prime"
"G.I. Avengers"
"El Tigre Chino"
"Phil Coulson, Agent of SHIELD"
"Spidey Nouveau"
"RIP Harold Ramis"
"The Vintage Dark Knight"
"Arashikage No Tatakai "
“Walk Like an Eternian!"
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NinjaInk promotional artwork commissioned by Alamo City Comic Con.
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