This is a very simple website to show some of the most popular Windows ninja cat styles.
52 |This is the original artwork released from Microsoft. It features a brown ninja cat riding a white unicorn in a proud 67 | upright stance whilst waving a Microsoft flag.
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70 | This variation features the brown ninja cat adopting a low slung position riding a narwhal whale. The whale itself 90 | has an interesting addition of some bacon on its spear.
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94 | This variation features a ginger ninja cat adopting the low slung style whilst riding a TRex. The TRex curiously 114 | appears to be in possesion of some rubbish pickers.
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119 | These Microsoft cartoons were inspired by an orginal peice of artwork called 'Welcome to the internet' by Jason Heuser aka 'Sharpwriter'. 139 | This has a slightly more sinister feel in that the cat has a golden handgun to compliment the unicorn's fire. It 140 | is set against a backdrop of a pixelatted world featuring a raindbows, fire and a small sprite.
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146 | The Windows Insider community really used their imagination creating other variations of the theme like these, 166 | or this or this or this or this. There are plenty more on Twitter with #windows10 #ninjacat
167 |You can download more images in various sizes and formats as well as creating your own ninja cat combinations. All 171 | the details are in the A fun surprise for Windows Insiders… blog article posted on the Blogging WIndows site just ahead of the Windows 10 launch.
172 |During the pre-release programme for Windows 10 (known as the 'Windows Insiders' programme), Microsoft released some 180 | artwork that featured a ninja cat riding a fire breathing unicorn whilst waving a Microsoft flag.
181 |The artwork went viral and several variations were created by the Windows Insider community. Which one is your favourite?
182 |This website is designed and maintained by Martin Kearn form Microsoft UK. Contact Martin via any of the following 190 | channels:
191 |
@MartinKearn
194 | This is a very simple website to show some of the most popular Windows ninja cat styles.
52 |This is the original artwork released from Microsoft. It features a brown ninja cat riding a white unicorn in a proud 67 | upright stance whilst waving a Microsoft flag.
68 |
69 |
70 | This variation features the brown ninja cat adopting a low slung position riding a narwhal whale. The whale itself 90 | has an interesting addition of some bacon on its spear.
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93 |
94 | This variation features a ginger ninja cat adopting the low slung style whilst riding a TRex. The TRex curiously 114 | appears to be in possesion of some rubbish pickers.
115 | 116 |
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119 | These Microsoft cartoons were inspired by an orginal peice of artwork called 'Welcome to the internet' by Jason Heuser aka 'Sharpwriter'. 139 | This has a slightly more sinister feel in that the cat has a golden handgun to compliment the unicorn's fire. It 140 | is set against a backdrop of a pixelatted world featuring a raindbows, fire and a small sprite.
141 | 142 |
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146 | The Windows Insider community really used their imagination creating other variations of the theme like these, 166 | or this or this or this or this. There are plenty more on Twitter with #windows10 #ninjacat
167 |You can download more images in various sizes and formats as well as creating your own ninja cat combinations. All 171 | the details are in the A fun surprise for Windows Insiders… blog article posted on the Blogging WIndows site just ahead of the Windows 10 launch.
172 |During the pre-release programme for Windows 10 (known as the 'Windows Insiders' programme), Microsoft released some 180 | artwork that featured a ninja cat riding a fire breathing unicorn whilst waving a Microsoft flag.
181 |The artwork went viral and several variations were created by the Windows Insider community. Which one is your favourite?
182 |This website is designed and maintained by Martin Kearn form Microsoft UK. Contact Martin via any of the following 190 | channels:
191 |
@MartinKearn
194 | This is a very simple website to show some of the most popular Windows ninja cat styles.
52 |This is the original artwork released from Microsoft. It features a brown ninja cat riding a white unicorn in a proud 67 | upright stance whilst waving a Microsoft flag.
68 |
69 |
70 | This variation features the brown ninja cat adopting a low slung position riding a narwhal whale. The whale itself 90 | has an interesting addition of some bacon on its spear.
91 |
92 |
93 |
94 | This variation features a ginger ninja cat adopting the low slung style whilst riding a TRex. The TRex curiously 114 | appears to be in possesion of some rubbish pickers.
115 | 116 |
117 |
118 |
119 | These Microsoft cartoons were inspired by an orginal peice of artwork called 'Welcome to the internet' by Jason Heuser aka 'Sharpwriter'. 139 | This has a slightly more sinister feel in that the cat has a golden handgun to compliment the unicorn's fire. It 140 | is set against a backdrop of a pixelatted world featuring a raindbows, fire and a small sprite.
141 | 142 |
144 |
145 |
146 | The Windows Insider community really used their imagination creating other variations of the theme like these, 166 | or this or this or this or this. There are plenty more on Twitter with #windows10 #ninjacat
167 |You can download more images in various sizes and formats as well as creating your own ninja cat combinations. All 171 | the details are in the A fun surprise for Windows Insiders… blog article posted on the Blogging WIndows site just ahead of the Windows 10 launch.
172 |During the pre-release programme for Windows 10 (known as the 'Windows Insiders' programme), Microsoft released some 180 | artwork that featured a ninja cat riding a fire breathing unicorn whilst waving a Microsoft flag.
181 |The artwork went viral and several variations were created by the Windows Insider community. Which one is your favourite?
182 |This website is designed and maintained by Martin Kearn form Microsoft UK. Contact Martin via any of the following 190 | channels:
191 |
@MartinKearn
194 | This is a very simple website to show some of the most popular Windows ninja cat styles.
46 |This is the original artwork released from Microsoft. It features a brown ninja cat riding a white unicorn in a proud 61 | upright stance whilst waving a Microsoft flag.
62 |
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64 | This variation features the brown ninja cat adopting a low slung position riding a narwhal whale. The whale itself 84 | has an interesting addition of some bacon on its spear.
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88 | This variation features a ginger ninja cat adopting the low slung style whilst riding a TRex. The TRex curiously 108 | appears to be in possesion of some rubbish pickers.
109 | 110 |
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113 | These Microsoft cartoons were inspired by an orginal peice of artwork called 'Welcome to the internet' by Jason Heuser aka 'Sharpwriter'. 133 | This has a slightly more sinister feel in that the cat has a golden handgun to compliment the unicorn's fire. It 134 | is set against a backdrop of a pixelatted world featuring a raindbows, fire and a small sprite.
135 | 136 |
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140 | The Windows Insider community really used their imagination creating other variations of the theme like these, 160 | or this or this or this or this. There are plenty more on Twitter with #windows10 #ninjacat
161 |You can download more images in various sizes and formats as well as creating your own ninja cat combinations. All 165 | the details are in the A fun surprise for Windows Insiders… blog article posted on the Blogging WIndows site just ahead of the Windows 10 launch.
166 |During the pre-release programme for Windows 10 (known as the 'Windows Insiders' programme), Microsoft released some 174 | artwork that featured a ninja cat riding a fire breathing unicorn whilst waving a Microsoft flag.
175 |The artwork went viral and several variations were created by the Windows Insider community. Which one is your favourite?
176 |This website is designed and maintained by Martin Kearn form Microsoft UK. Contact Martin via any of the following 184 | channels:
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