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Billy Martinez has been and worked in the comic industry since the year of 1996. He had the ten year anniversary for his work "Wildflower" in the year of 2006. In the year of 2004, Billy Martinez also began a line of paintings for various galleries and live art shows. He then began a new compilation of some of his works that he called "Girls." Girls has been the one book that has become one of the best selling titles that Neko Press has published. Billy Martinez has been able to work on all sorts of art that include several medias and is open to new ideas. He is familiar with Adobe Photoshop and works with Painter X. He has painted live at festivals, clubs, Ray at Night (Mesh), and several other locations and has had galleries all over San Diego, which also include viewings in cafes and stores. Billy Martinez has created the following:
- tattoos
- t-shirt logos
- painted special girl pieces
- decorated sides of buildings and inside walls with murals
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