Roy Carnon

Roy Carnon (1911-2002) was a British illustrator who worked in film as a sketch or storyboard artist. He worked on The Dark Crystal providing concept paintings for scenes such as the Skeksis gathered at the Emperor's deathbed, as well as Mystic Valley.Finch, Christopher. The Making of the Dark Crystal. p. 66, 68.
Carnon had served in the RAF ground crew during World War II. He supplied illustrations for magazines, the 1964 children's book Famous Fighting aircraft, and covers for the John Carter of Mars novels by Tarzan creator Edgar Rice Burroughs. Due to his airforce experience combined with his artistic skills, Carnon was a concept artist, with Harry Lange and others, on the film 2001: A Space Odyssey.
Carnon continued to work in the film industry, contributing to Superman, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Return of the Jedi, Ladyhawke, Links, and Reds.
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*Unofficial tribute site
*IMDb
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