Sorela

Inside the image.

A square cover with a pale, softly mottled ground of blush pink, cream, and warm yellow. The surface is painterly and irregular, with hazy washes, faint streaks, and patches of stronger colour. Pink gathers near the top and left edge; the centre is mostly pale pink and ivory, while yellow and orange deepen towards the lower right. A narrow, vivid pink-red vertical streak descends just right of centre, with a softer pink band beside it. The edges have no separate border or frame.

Near the top centre, the word “SORELA” appears in small, widely spaced, thin white capitals. It sits alone against the open pale background, leaving generous space beneath it. In the lower middle, three small white line drawings suggest birds in flight. Their delicate, angular outlines are arranged loosely on a diagonal, with one higher and left of the other two; they are much smaller than the surrounding colour fields. No other distinct objects or figures are visible. The cover has no strong sense of depth: the marks and colour washes lie across a single flat-looking surface, with the birds and lettering lightly set over it.