From Gritty Warrior Turtle Depictions to Realistic Ninjafied Tortoises
Marriska Fernandes — December 15, 2011 — Art & Design
Many have grown up with images of ninjas in their heads, with shows like Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (TMNT) bringing ninjas into pop culture.
The Ninja Turtles were initially comic book characters before they were made into video games, toys, films and cartoons. These traditional evil-fighting turtles have been modified a bit since they were created. There are now several different versions of them. For instance, the Jeff Chapman depictions of the ninja creatures are more gritty and realistic, adding an interesting twist to the comical characters.
The Ninja Turtles are not the only ninjas getting some shine, with pieces such as the Sprout Ninja from the Shawnimals Ninja of the Month collection becoming another ninja favorite among the many. It is interesting to see how these cute characters are still a favorite among the young kids—be it in the form of Ninja tees, amplifiers, knapsacks or jewelry.
The Ninja Turtles were initially comic book characters before they were made into video games, toys, films and cartoons. These traditional evil-fighting turtles have been modified a bit since they were created. There are now several different versions of them. For instance, the Jeff Chapman depictions of the ninja creatures are more gritty and realistic, adding an interesting twist to the comical characters.
The Ninja Turtles are not the only ninjas getting some shine, with pieces such as the Sprout Ninja from the Shawnimals Ninja of the Month collection becoming another ninja favorite among the many. It is interesting to see how these cute characters are still a favorite among the young kids—be it in the form of Ninja tees, amplifiers, knapsacks or jewelry.
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