Lleuad Llawn

Inside the image.

A square cover combines a space view of Earth with a wide, barren-looking surface beneath it. The upper portion is almost black, with a small blue-and-white globe in the upper left. A thin, curved band marks the planet’s horizon across the image: it shifts from pale blue at the left through a bright orange strip near the centre to darker blue and violet towards the right. Below it, a dim, flat expanse fills most of the lower half, its muted grey-brown surface fading into a dusky mauve distance.

Seven dark human silhouettes are spaced across the ground at different distances. A large figure is cropped by the lower-left edge, and another stands just to its right; smaller, more distant figures appear across the middle, with a prominent figure near the centre and two larger figures on the right. Their long shadows stretch diagonally across the ground, especially towards the lower right, adding to the sense of a low, distant light source. The figures’ poses are varied, though their features and clothing are not discernible. The horizon and ground are softly blended, and the image has a subdued, slightly blurred photographic appearance.

The title, “gwerinoslleuadllawn”, appears in a single line in the dark sky, right of centre and above the horizon. Its letters are lowercase and closely joined, in a clean, narrow sans-serif style. Most of the text is pale grey or white, while the opening “gwerinos” is muted turquoise; the lettering is small in relation to the scene and sits in the open space between the Earth and horizon. The cover has no visible border.