Betty Connal Peebles (1935–1999) was a British artist and printmaker whose work reflected the influence of modernist art and the expressive possibilities of colour, texture and abstract form. She studied at the Byam Shaw School of Art and Regent Street Polytechnic in London before continuing her artistic training in Paris, where she developed her skills in printmaking. Studied at Atelier 17 in Paris, associated with the development of innovative printmaking techniques. Exhibited at Woodstock Gallery, 1965; in Presents from Paris, prints at Printfolio, 1978 amongst others.

Connal worked in a variety of media, including etching, aquatint and collagraphy. Her prints often feature rich colours, layered patterns and abstract forms. During her career, she exhibited in both Britain and France. Her work is represented in public collections, including the UK Government Art Collection and the Musée d'Art Moderne de Paris. Among her recorded works are Summer Day, dating from around 1969, and Dunes et mer, from around 1964.