Sain Tawelwch

Inside the image.

The square cover is divided into a broad burgundy band across the top and a dark, blue-toned landscape below. The upper band occupies roughly the top third. It carries two centred lines of bold, uppercase yellow lettering, followed by the much larger white title in a flowing handwritten script. The script stretches almost from side to side, its thin strokes and long joins contrasting with the heavy block letters above it.

Below the lettering, a distant mountain rises left of centre. Its low, broad silhouette has a higher peak on the left and slopes down towards the right, where it meets a hazy line of hills. Layered ridges recede into the distance in muted navy, slate blue and blue-grey. A dark, nearly continuous band of nearer land fills much of the lower landscape. A narrow strip of pale, calm water runs horizontally in front of it, with a thin dark shoreline along its near edge.

At the lower right, a tiny solitary figure stands at the water's edge, facing towards the landscape. The figure is almost entirely black, with a small head and a long, narrow body; little detail is distinguishable. Its scale makes the expanse of mountain, water and sky feel especially wide. The image has no visible border. The landscape is softly rendered with subdued transitions between dark blues and greys, while the burgundy and yellow lettering above provide the strongest colour contrast. It appears to be a photographic or photo-like landscape image, with lettering placed over it in a clearly separate upper panel.