Gwlad I Mi 4

Inside the image.

A square cover is filled by a close view of old, weathered wood. Narrow vertical planks in ochre, olive green, brown and muted gold form the background, marked by dark grain, cracks, knots and uneven areas of colour. A large, pale circular wooden form, possibly a wheel or a curved section of timber, occupies much of the right half; its curved edge and faint radial divisions show through the lettering and bars. The image is tightly cropped, with no separate border or open margin.

Across the wood, several narrow translucent teal-green horizontal bands run from the left edge towards the right, at irregular intervals. Their edges are softened and their colour varies, allowing the grain beneath to remain visible. The main title sits across the middle: “GOREUON” in large yellow capitals at left, followed by “GWLAD I MI 4” in larger, pale grey-white capitals and numerals. The title is the strongest focal point; the yellow opening word contrasts with the cool, light lettering beside it.

Smaller names are arranged in staggered lines above and below the title, mostly in pale grey or white uppercase lettering with a narrow, slightly irregular appearance and generous spacing. Some sit directly over the green bands, while others lie against the wood. The upper names are concentrated towards the centre and right; below the title, names continue down the centre and right, with a longer line near the bottom extending from the left towards the centre. The overall treatment combines a textured wood image with overlaid typography and flat colour bars; there are no clearly visible people or other distinct objects.