Lizarra

Inside the image.

A square cover centres on a large, nearly circular image of the Earth, viewed from space. The globe sits slightly above the midpoint and fills most of the central area, with Europe and Africa prominent: the grey-white Arctic and northern regions lie near the top, while the African continent extends down towards the lower centre. The surface is very dark, with scattered yellow, green and reddish points of light suggesting illuminated land and coastlines. The globe’s edge is clearly defined against a bright, hazy halo.

Behind it, the background shifts from blue and teal along the left side to pale grey and white around the globe, then to charcoal and black towards the right and lower edges. A blurred horizontal band of yellow, orange and green appears near the upper left. The glow around the Earth is strongest at its top and sides, creating a luminous rim and a sense of depth; there is no visible border.

White lettering occupies two corners. At the upper right, a small asterisk-like mark precedes the stylised word “ESTELLA”; the uppercase letters are angular and tightly spaced. At the lower right, “LIZARRA” appears in larger, widely spaced capitals with rounded, geometric forms. Both inscriptions sit over the darkened background, clear of the globe. The image combines a photographic-looking planetary view with a strongly softened, high-contrast surrounding field.