Bev Doolittle

Camouflage art

Bev Doolittle is an American watercolor painter renowned for her camouflage art of Western wilderness scenes. She blends hidden images of Native Americans, horses, and wildlife into realistic landscapes, inviting viewers to discover layered meanings. Her breakthrough came with the 1979 limited-edition print of Pintos, launching a prolific career with works like The Forest Has Eyes and Sacred Ground. Doolittle’s books, including The Art of Bev Doolittle, have sold hundreds of thousands of copies, and her art often highlights environmental and indigenous themes.