Mor O Hen Atgofion

Inside the image.

A square album cover combines a central colour portrait with a dark, purplish seascape. A person is shown from the upper chest upwards, facing the viewer. Their dark hair falls in a tousled fringe, and large black sunglasses cover their eyes. They wear a vivid red top with a V-shaped neckline and white floral embroidery or printed motifs across the shoulders and chest. The portrait fills most of the centre, with the head near the upper edge and the torso fading into the darker lower area.

Behind the figure, horizontal bands of deep violet and muted magenta suggest a sea beneath a dusky sky. A faint horizon crosses the image around the level of the upper part of the portrait. Below it, rippling lines and pale reflections mark the water, most visibly along the lower left and right. A darker, roughly rectangular portrait area sits over this background; its edges are soft and partly lost in shadow, giving the impression of layered images. The palette shifts from burgundy and pink at the top to aubergine, wine red and near-black below. The face and shirt are brighter than the surrounding scene, though the portrait itself has subdued, reddish lighting and soft shadows.

Across the top, the name “BRENDA EDWARDS” appears in widely spaced, pale uppercase serif letters, centred and almost spanning the width. Near the bottom, the title “môr o hen atgofion” is set in smaller, pale lowercase serif lettering, centred over a dark band. The text is cleanly legible against the background. The artwork has a photographic appearance, with the portrait visibly layered against a stylised, low-contrast seascape; there is no separate border.