Seiniau'r Dathlu / Celebration

Inside the image.

The square cover is a full-bleed photograph of fireworks against a nearly black night sky. Several bursts overlap across the lower and left portions of the image. A large red, gold and green burst opens from the left edge, its fine trails radiating upwards and outwards from a bright centre in the left-middle area. In front of and below it, a brilliant gold-white burst fills much of the lower centre, with long spokes and a dense spray of thinner white, gold and red streaks. Smaller pale pink and white sparks scatter above these bursts near the centre. The brightest trails cross and mingle, while the upper-right corner remains mostly open and dark.

Text occupies that dark space and the top edge. Across the upper margin, the white, widely spaced serif capitals read “Côr Meibion Trelawnyd”; the line is centred and follows the width of the cover. Below it at upper right, “SEINIAU’R” and “DATHLU” appear on two lines in large, bold, pale pink capitals. Directly underneath, “CELEBRATION” is set in smaller gold capitals. The stacked title is flush left, with the fireworks rising beneath and to its left. The lettering is crisp and strongly contrasted against the dark sky.

The photographic image has no visible frame or border. Its palette is dominated by black, with warm gold, white, red and green firework trails and restrained pink accents in both the sparks and title. Bright points flare against the darkness, and the fine, curved trails give the bursts a sense of outward motion and depth. No ground, horizon or other setting is visible.