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Michael Atchison
Michael Plant Atchison O.A.M. (4 August 1933 – 16 February 2009) was an Australian cartoonist who worked for the South Australian ''Advertiser'' for over 40 years.
He was born in Sandringham, Victoria and moved to South Australia with his family in 1939. He was educated at Glenelg Primary, then King's College, a boy's school which later became the co-ed Pembroke. He attended Adelaide Teachers' College and embarked on a teaching career. He married fellow Teachers' College student Olga and together left for England in 1960, where he worked as a freelance artist, contributing to magazines including Punch as well as working as art director for a London advertising agency. They moved to Sydney in 1967.
He began work at ''The Advertiser'' in 1967 as the eventual replacement (Robert Hannaford intervened) for Pat Oliphant who had left for a career with the ''Denver Post'' in 1964. And like Oliphant, he was to illustrate the frequent prose and poetic contributions of his great friend Max Fatchen.
==Style and influences==
Fellow cartoonist John Stoneham observed that Atchison "always worked completely freehand, never following pencil lines, but drawing ink straight on to paper, an art form which is long forgotten". He acknowledged the influence of cartoonists Ronald Searle, Bruce Petty and André François.〔(Tributes pour in for loved cartoonist ) Harris, Samela ''The Advertiser'' 17 February 2009 accessed 16 September 2011〕
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