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Go check it out: More sketches from Economist's cartoonist
By Rob Tornoe
Click on the image to view more convention sketches by The Economist cartoonist Kevin Kallaugher.
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Check back every morning to view my latest Convention Sketchpad:
- Convention Sketchpad, day three: Saying good-bye to the Clintons
- Convention Sketchpad, day two: Obama who?
- Convention Sketchpad, day one: Welcome to Denver
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And follow all the coverage of the 2008 Democratic National Convention from cartoonists' point-of-view:
- Pittsburgh cartoonist put off by pro-choice convention giveaways
- Go check it out: Denver Post cartoonist on ABC News
- Cartoonists keep art supply customers laughing
- The Onion's cartoonist wonders 'Why do the Democrats HATE Arby's Roast Beef Restaurant?'
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- Brodner points to the Denver that democrats won't see
- For New York Post cartoonist, life imitates art at DNC
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- Go check it out: Kal's convention sketches for 'The Economist'
- Newsday cartoonist battles the bright lights of the convention
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer cartoonist skips this year's conventions
- On the drafting table: Convention sketchpad in progress
- Go check it out: Ron Rogers' armchair convention sketchbook
- Pittsburgh cartoonist sketching his way through Denver
- Should the political conventions be combined?
- Go check it out: Drew Litton convention animations
Related topics: politics, Democratic National Convention, Kevin Kallaugher, Cartooning the Convention, The Economist
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