Hyn

Inside the image.

The square cover is built around a large circular emblem that nearly fills the frame. Its dark blue-green outline encloses a mottled green field, with three thick, pale-edged spirals curling inward: one near the top centre and two across the lower half. Together they form a balanced, three-part pattern, while the large white word “HYN” sits across the middle and partly obscures the design. The circle is surrounded by an irregular, crumpled-looking ground in pale yellow-green and cream, visible most clearly in the corners and around the outer edge. There is no separate frame or blank margin.

The emblem’s surface is uneven and richly varied: deep blue, teal and near-black strokes border the spirals, with thin light outlines and patches of green, olive, grey and cream within them. The central field has a cloudy, stone-like appearance, with scattered dark marks and lighter areas. The surrounding ground is brighter and more yellow, its ridged, irregular texture catching the eye against the smoother, darker circular design. The image has an aged, earthy palette, with the lettering providing the strongest contrast.

“HYN” is centred over the emblem in large white capitals. The letters are narrow and sharply shaped, with fine serifs and a classical, high-contrast appearance. Along the bottom edge, “CARREG LAFAR” appears in much larger outlined capitals, spanning almost the full width. The letters have pale interiors, dark outlines and a further light edge, and sit over the bright textured ground; their lower portions come close to the edge of the cover. The lettering and emblem appear integrated into a single textured image rather than laid out with generous separation.