At Fort Stewart’s paint booth, it can take between one and a half to two and a half days to tape, apply a base coat, and then paint the camouflage pattern on the vehicles.

The art of camouflage, simply defined, is to break up a pattern on an object to make it blend in or disappear into its surroundings. This can be done with patterns shapes and colors. I have used ...

HMS President (1918), one of the last remaining First World War warships, has been transformed with a 'camouflage' paint job by a German artist to mark the centenary of the start of the conflict.