Camouflage
Camouflage
• From Wikipedia: Camouflage is the method
which allows an otherwise visible organism
or object to remain indiscernible from the
surrounding environment. Examples include
a tiger's stripes and the battledress of a
modern soldier.
• Camouflage is a form of deception.
Camouflage
Something to keep in mind: There are
important differences between
“camouflage”, “cover”, and
“concealment”.
“Cover” means a physical barrier!
“Concealment” means an interrupted sight-line.
Camouflage
Some things are not really camouflage!
Camo means that the object is “hidden”
because it how it looks.
Being Obvious, but looking like it
belongs, is camouflage!
Camouflage
• Camouflage is making
something blend in, so
even if you see it, you
don’t recognize it.
• Camo allows an object
to be “hidden in plain
sight”.
• It means that your eyes
take it in, but your brain
doesn’t notice.
Camouflage
• Sometimes
camo is
very
simple.
• It doesn’t
take a lot
to make
something
much less
obvious!
Camouflage
• Available
materials
often make
the best camo
materials.
• Color and
texture are
what we use
to make
things blend.
Camouflage
• For a really
challenging
hide, you can
get more
elaborate.
• Imagination
and manual
skills are the
only limits!
Camouflage
Camouflage
Camouflage