Greek Lizard Camouflage Vector Pattern – Article Reform

Description

The term "lizard" pattern has been applied over time to mean the horizonally-striped French patterns of the 1950's that were direct descendants of the original British brushstroke of the Second World War. This is a Greek Lizard Camouflage version, commonly associated with the Hellenic Armed Forces (Greece), being worn
The term lizard pattern has been applied over time to mean the horizonally-striped French patterns of the 1950's that were direct descendants of the original British brushstroke of the Second World War. This is a Greek Lizard Camouflage version, commonly associated with the Hellenic Armed Forces (Greece), being worn at various times by Army, Navy and Air Force personnel. In common parlance it is generally referred to as Greek lizard pattern, despite the wide number of variations documented. 32x32cm repeatable/tileable vector artwork. Built in AI CS4.