Jik-Reuben Pringle, the Visual Ninja is a published visual creator that specializes in portrait, wedding, commercial, concert photography, documentaries and interviews. Jik is intentional about using his talents to amplify the visibility and representation of black women and women of colour. Through his craft, he has brought awareness to various life-changing illnesses and challenges experienced by Jamaicans. He also has 10 years of experience as a photographer, 5 years in the film industry and 4 years as an educator. 

To date, his work has been featured in multiple local and international publications and exhibitions. Publications include Backayard Magazine, The Jamaica Gleaner, Elle Canada, MINT Magazine, Avianca Magazine and SOLE Magazine; and exhibitions include Art Basel: Let There Be Reggae, JCDC Exhibition, The National Gallery of Jamaica: Digital Exhibition and Spreeviera Gallery: Soul Exhibition in Berlin, Germany. 

His most recent work explores themes spanning social issues, black empowerment, women empowerment, male vulnerability and awareness of life-changing illnesses. These works gave birth the moniker The Visual Advocate.

Sincerity and soulfulness matter to him and is reflected in the visuals he produces. Unearthing emotions and exploring different perspectives is the cornerstone of what Jik does. After-all, He is the Visual Ninja.