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storyline.” Through his photography artwork fashion and character design he creates a complete branding. Ortiz wants to continue on cultivating this project as a sci-fi big budget cinematic movie. Setting up his standards very high as he would like to work with the renown film producer George Lucas. He mentions that he says his goal at the top so that he would never give up until his script turns up on the big screen.
Beyond the fame and artistic talent, Ortiz’s professional artistic career centers on a lifelong dream creating many opportunities for children and his tribal community to reflect on the legacy of his ancestors. To Ortiz it is very important that we recognize that the Pueblo communities are very much alive. Having

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