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1. Mark Osborne, Phil Tippett, Noelle Stevenson, Pete Browngardt Among Headliners at Pixelatl

Mexico's largest animation industry conference will take place next month in Cuernavaca, Mexico.

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2. Animator Dillon Markey Transformed A Nintendo Power Glove Into An Essential Animation Tool

Stop motion animator Dillon Markey explains how he transformed the long-forgotten 1980s Power Glove Nintendo controller into an essential—and aesthetically splendid—tool for animating in stop motion.

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3. ‘Submarine Sandwich’ by PES

PES makes a submarine sandwich.

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4. PES Sells Jewelry With Surreal, Morbid ‘Black Gold’

Leave it to PES, the whiz of the very-short short, to use the visual of a decomposing woman being colonized by insects as a way to sell earrings and brooches.

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