Degawdau Roc (1967)

Inside the image.

The square cover is filled by a close-up photograph of a large curved, glossy red object, possibly a vehicle or machine component, occupying much of the upper and right portions. Its rounded red surface sweeps down from the top edge and arcs towards the centre, with a bright orange-red highlight along the curve. A narrow pale yellow stripe follows part of its lower edge, bordered by a darker line.

The left and lower background is a warm ochre-yellow metal surface with visible seams, small circular fittings and a projecting rounded piece. These details recede diagonally towards the upper left, while the red form sits prominently in the foreground. The image is tightly cropped, with no border or open margin. Amber and brown shadows deepen towards the lower right and around the red shape, creating a strong contrast between the golden metal and glossy red surface.

Large rounded numerals reading “1967-82” stretch across the lower middle, in pale yellow with shaded, dimensional-looking edges. Beneath and partly overlapping them, the words “degawadau roc” appear in thin, tall, white lowercase letters. The lettering spans most of the width and sits over both the golden background and the darker area at right. The photographic image has a warm, saturated colour treatment, with reflections and soft tonal transitions across the curved surfaces.