Martin Ontiveros

Martin Ontiveros

Infobox Artist


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Martin Ontiveros (born 1969) is an illustrator of the Ricky Ricotta books written by Dav Pilkey. Ontiveros currently lives in Portland, Oregon with his son.

Works

*"Ricky Ricotta's Mighty Robot" series, illustrator (2000-present)
*"Big Monster Planet" in "Summer Vacation Supercolor Fun Special" (2000)
*"Crash Metro and the Star Squad", penciller, series by Mike Allred (1999)

External links

* http://www.martinhead.com/
* http://www.myspace.com/martinhead


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