Euoplocephalus watching a single immense night-blooming cereus open under starlight. The real Euoplocephalus (say it YOO-oh-ploh-SEF-ah-lus) lived in the Late Cretaceous — armored everywhere, including bony eyelids. From the painterly half of the Garden collection — luminous jewel-toned scenes where every plant seems to hold its own light. Die-cut matte vinyl in three sizes; the laminate shrugs off rain, dishwashers and backpack abuse.