Dros Blant Y Byd

Inside the image.

A square album cover built around a large, nearly centred image of the Earth. The globe fills much of the middle and lower half, with the Atlantic and the outlines of the Americas visible amid bright white cloud formations. It appears against a deep navy and black background. The upper edge of the image fades into a band of vivid blue, while the bottom of the globe meets a curved, pale blue-white horizon above a densely packed crowd that runs along the lower edge.

A pair of blue-and-white laurel branches curves up on either side of the planet, enclosing it like a wreath. Their pointed leaves alternate between pale blue and white, with darker blue areas giving them a cut-out, layered appearance. The branches meet in a broad blue ribbon or flourish beneath the globe; small white shapes and star-like marks decorate this junction. The crowd below is rendered in pale, high-contrast tones, its many heads and raised shapes compressed into a narrow strip beneath the sweeping horizon.

Several centred lines of white lettering occupy the top portion. The largest line, “DROS BLANT Y BYD”, stretches across the upper blue band in ornate, high-contrast serif capitals with pronounced curves and shadowing. Below it are smaller lines, “Caneuon i Unicef” and “Yn cynnwys • Featuring”. A further line reads “GERFYDD YN Y NWYLO GWYN • THE ROAD”, followed by several tightly spaced lines of smaller names. The lettering sits above the globe and leaves a clear gap between the credits and the wreath’s upper leaves. The image combines a photographic-looking Earth and crowd with highly stylised, symmetrical graphic branches and decorative typography. Strong contrast between the luminous planet and the dark ground makes the globe the focal point.