Ac Adre' Mor Bell Ag Erioed

Inside the image.

The square cover has a dark, mottled outer border in charcoal, brown and deep burgundy. A fine pale line runs across near the top, and a larger rectangular picture fills most of the left and central area, ending above the lower edge. A narrow dark strip on the right carries vertical lettering. The picture itself is hazy and layered, with a predominantly plum-purple sky or background crossed by diagonal, cloudlike streaks. Near the upper left of centre is a pale, partially obscured face-like shape, turned towards the viewer; its features are indistinct. Dark green-black forms, suggestive of a line of trees or dense foliage, sit below it. Across the bottom of the picture is a band of reddish brown and black shapes. These are too blurred to identify confidently, though a few light patches and narrow repeated marks stand out. A pale outline frames the picture, most clearly along its top and bottom edges.

Small white lowercase lettering reading “dafydd dafis” sits near the top of the picture, slightly right of centre. The letters have a traditional serif appearance and stand out against the purple ground. In the right-hand strip, orange lowercase serif lettering runs vertically, reading upwards from the bottom: “ac adre mor bell ag erioed”. The cover has a soft, indistinct visual treatment, with overlapping forms and uneven, grainy-looking colour; the visible blur makes it difficult to tell whether the imagery is photographic, painted or a combination.