This poster represents the beauty of this planet. A graceful young white-tailed deer is looking right out at you. Evergreen trees stand out against the bare branches of deciduous trees on a frosty hillside. Every branch and needle is covered with snow, ice and frost. The full effect is a painterly impressionistic composition of the season. The text can be customized or removed.
I love this poster! It comes with a girl skipping rope graphic and the catch phrase that's great anywhere in the world you want to urge everyone to save the world.
This Earth Day magnet features the incredible luna moth, a lime-green, Nearctic Saturniid moth in the subfamily Saturniinae. With a wingspan of up to four and a half inches, this lovely creature ranks as one of the largest moths in North America. This adult moth has just emerged from the cocoon and is waiting on the bark of a tree trunk to dry and harden. The adults do not eat or have mouths. They live for only one week and emerge as adults only to mate. With lime green color and distinctive eyespots this is a very mysterious, magical looking being.
This moving poster has a powerful image of our fragile earth.
The fantastic design on this Earth Day stamp is by Ruth Palmer.
Celebrate Earth Day by planting an organic garden. This organic gardening graphic features luscious, homegrown organic tomatoes, with butterflies, a snail, and a cute little ladybug enjoying nature.
Green Leaves by Bebops
Sometimes I think Earth Day is the most important holiday of all. If we don't give our planet the love she deserves, everything else will sooner or later go down the drain. We need daily reminders of the fragile beauty we all depend on. So I decided to run this blog to share Earth Day items I have created in my online store , Bebop's Place, using my original photographs and designs.
I am also constantly amazed at the wonderful products available from the rest of the Zazzle community and plan to showcase some of the best! I am hoping others will see this blog and will be moved to purchase some of these lovely items in support of our fragile planet.
This blog is a wonderful idea!
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