Sgwarnogod Bach Bob

Inside the image.

A square illustrated cover in vivid yellow and orange, with a loose, layered design. A large golden-yellow field fills most of the centre and lower half, mottled with paler marks and crossed by broad, sketchy ochre lines. Behind the lettering, these lines form a large pointed, ear-like outline and other indistinct shapes. The right edge and upper-right area shift into deeper orange and mustard, with irregular patches and scraped-looking marks; the upper background is pale grey-green with scattered leafy or splattered forms. There is no enclosing border.

Two loosely drawn rabbits sit near the top corners. The rabbit at upper left is outlined in thin dark strokes, facing towards the centre with long upright ears, a small eye and whiskers; its body and forelegs are suggested with a few quick lines. At upper right, a second rabbit is drawn in reddish-orange linework, also facing inward, with long ears, a visible eye, whiskers and curled strokes suggesting its body. The drawings are sketch-like and partly blend into the surrounding marks. Across the lower portion, additional broad brown and red-orange strokes make partial curves and angular forms, without resolving into a clearly identifiable object.

The main lettering is centred and stacked over the yellow field: “Bob” above “Delyn”, both in large, bold, pale lettering with a soft grey shadow that lifts them from the background. A narrow line of white Welsh text, “a’r Ebrillion”, runs across the lower middle, partly intersecting the large title area. Along the right side of “Delyn”, smaller white letters are rotated vertically and read “7 o sgwarngod eraill”. Near the bottom, a bold dark-brown line reads “Sgwarnogod bach Bob”. The lettering varies in scale and direction, with the white title dominating and the bottom line anchoring the composition. The image has a hand-drawn, painterly appearance, combining outlined figures, broad gestural marks and uneven, speckled colour patches.