Y Bwced Perffaith / The Perfect Bucket

Inside the image.

A square album cover with a pale, woven-looking background in off-white and light beige. A large black serif heading, “ABERJABER”, is centred near the top. Beneath it, a black rectangular frame encloses four roughly square illustrated panels arranged in a two-by-two grid, separated by narrow pale lines. The frame and panel edges are slightly irregular.

The upper-left panel shows a dark-haired figure in profile, leaning or reclining towards the right. Their face and a pale, angular shape beside it are drawn in black and muted pink; the surrounding area is mostly black. In the upper-right panel, a pale bucket with a curved handle sits against a black ground. It has a small dark rim and a few marks on its side. The lower-left panel contains a rounded, stippled form resembling a stone or mound, with thin pale lines around it and tall, narrow leaves rising at the left. In the lower-right panel, a small dark boat carries several large, pale, curved sail-like shapes; thin lines suggest water beneath it.

Below the framed illustrations, two centred lines of bold black uppercase lettering read “Y BWCED PERFFAITH” and “THE PERFECT BUCKET”. The lower English line is slightly wider. The lettering is heavy and condensed, with a serif appearance. The cover is otherwise restrained in colour: black ink and pale pink details stand out against the warm, textile-like ground. The imagery is flat and graphic, with hand-drawn contours and sparse internal marks rather than realistic depth or shading; the four scenes read as separate vignettes.