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May 18, 2008 - 4:12pm
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Tom Toles cartooning video

By Rob Tornoe

Tom Toles' cartoon from the Washington Post from Friday, May 16.Tom Toles' cartoon from the Washington Post from Friday, May 16.Tom Toles, the editorial cartoonist for the Washington Post, has posted another time-lapse video that shows the Pulitzer Prize winning cartoonist completing the cartoon above.

It his second time-lapse video. The first, which he posted back in March, can be viewed here.

ROB TORNOE can be reached via email at rob.tornoe@politicker.com.
Related topics: politics, cartoonists, Tom Toles, Washington Post
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