From images of a lucky four-leaf clover to awe-inspiring displays of the Northern Lights, our green posters go with every décor. Green evokes the natural world and has come to represent the environmental protection movement. In plants, the color green is produced by photosynthesis, the process by which plants turn sunlight into chlorophyll. Parrots, chameleons, insects and other creatures camouflage themselves with the green of their feathers, skin or scales.
From images of a lucky four-leaf clover to awe-inspiring displays of the Northern Lights, our green posters go with every décor. Green evokes the natural world and has come to represent the environmental protection movement. In plants, the color green is produced by photosynthesis, the process by which plants turn sunlight into chlorophyll. Parrots, chameleons, insects and other creatures camouflage themselves with the green of their feathers, skin or scales.
