13 Facts About Peter Ledger

Peter Ledger was an Australian cartoonist, comic book artist, commercial airbrush artist, and illustrator.

Peter Ledger raced motorcycles, flew hot air balloons, was a body builder, and in later years became a private pilot.

Peter Ledger rose to the top as an illustrator in Australia, famous for his intricate airbrush work and fantasy images.

Peter Ledger prepared the graphics for the 1974 Australian film, Stone, as well as the 1976 film, Oz.

Peter Ledger's contribution was to hand-paint and airbrush all the stories.

Peter Ledger met writer Christy Marx for the second time in that year.

Peter Ledger worked in the film and television business, mainly doing storyboards and preproduction design.

Peter Ledger painted robot suits and designed aliens for the movie The Ice Pirates.

Peter Ledger created the first Babylon 5 logo, did the first character illustrations and an initial painting of the B5 station.

Peter Ledger loved planes and his particular deep interest, since he was a boy, was the German planes of World War II, most especially the jet aircraft developed during the war.

Peter Ledger was on a dark country road and is believed to have either missed or ignored a stop sign at a blind corner.

Peter Ledger was hit broadside by a semi-trailer hauling a full load of cotton, with both vehicles destroyed in the crash.

Peter Ledger was buried in the small, historic cemetery in Oakhurst.