Anthony Meeuwissen

Anthony Meeuwissen spent his days drawing in a cluttered London flat where stacks of books leaned against the walls like leaning towers. He sketched scenes from movies and comics, always with a sharp, humorous edge, think of it as Mad Magazine meets Michelangelo. You’ll find his ink lines loose and lively, capturing motion in a way that feels alive on the page.

Tap his 1976 illustration for the magazine Oz to see the wit in action; it’s a snapshot of a moment when underground art felt like a secret handshake.