Gweithiau Corawl Eric Jones

Inside the image.

A square cover with a near-black background and a flat, graphic illustration of a choir arranged along the lower half. The figures are tightly grouped in a shallow row, with heads at different heights and bodies cut off by the bottom edge. Most have pale peach oval faces with no visible features. Several wear black clothing; two of the more prominent figures near the left and centre wear purple ties. At the far left, a figure is partly cut off by the edge, and at the far right another figure is cropped at the shoulder and lower body. Small curved marks beneath some faces suggest collars or necklines, with a few pale outlines against the dark clothing.

Large white lettering fills the upper left and centre in two lines: “Côr Llanddarog” and “a’r Cylch”. The rounded, bold sans-serif letters have a soft grey shadow or offset edge. Below, a smaller line begins with pale peach uppercase text, “GWEITHIAU CORAWL”, followed by “Eric Jones” in larger, bold grey lettering. The text sits just above the illustrated heads, with the second line spanning most of the cover’s width.

The palette is restrained: black-brown, white, pale peach, muted grey and vivid purple. The contrast between the unbroken dark ground and the light faces and lettering is strong. The artwork is clean-edged and stylised, with simple shapes and little shading; the faces are blank, and there is no visible scenery, border or surface texture. The choir illustration is compressed against the bottom of the square, leaving the upper area largely open for the title.