Morladron

Inside the image.

A square, slightly faded colour photograph shows a person bent over a cream-white electric guitar, which runs diagonally across the lower half of the cover. The person occupies the centre, head bowed so that dark, tousled hair hides the face. They wear a pale, padded jacket with dark straps or trim and a red-edged strap crossing the shoulder. Their left hand is near the guitar’s body and their right hand is placed along the fretboard.

The guitar’s rounded body fills the lower-left foreground; its long, pale neck angles up towards the right edge, with metal strings, frets, tuning pegs and small dark marks visible. Behind it, at lower right, sits dark electronic equipment with knobs, sockets and a small rectangular display or label. The person and guitar are tightly cropped, with the guitar headstock partly cut off at the right edge. The background is a plain, mottled light grey-beige wall, leaving open space around the figure, especially across the top.

A bright blue line of bold, uppercase lettering spans the upper left and centre: “GERAINT JARMAN A’R CYNGANEDDWYR”. At upper right, below it, “MÔRLADRON” appears in larger muted red-orange capitals with a dark outline or shadow. Both inscriptions sit over the photograph. The image has a soft, grainy, somewhat washed-out appearance, with subdued beige and grey surroundings contrasted by the blue and red lettering, the dark hair and equipment, and the pale guitar. Light falls fairly evenly across the wall and jacket, while the lower equipment area is in deep shadow.