Y Casgliad Clasurol / The Classic Collection

Inside the image.

A square album cover is filled edge to edge with a pink and magenta tinted photographic montage. Three people dominate the composition: a young person on the left, a dark-haired woman near the centre and a smiling, fair-haired man on the right. The two younger figures are shown from around the chest upwards and overlap slightly; the man is larger and set a little farther back, his head near the upper-right corner and his dark jacket extending to the bottom edge. The left figure wears a pale top, while the central woman holds a dark, rounded stringed instrument against her torso. Its neck and a row of tuning pegs angle towards the lower right. The man wears a white shirt beneath a dark jacket.

The faces form a loose arc across the upper half, with the central woman looking directly out and the others angled slightly towards the viewer. Behind them is a layered backdrop of saturated fuchsia, plum and violet, with angular dark shapes and fragments of pale pink imagery visible around the edges. The lower portion is lighter behind the left figure and instrument, then darkens beneath the man. A small pale yellow-green triangular shape appears at the bottom-left edge. The montage has a soft, airbrushed-looking colour cast and areas of tonal blending; the figures remain photographic in appearance.

Large pale lettering occupies the upper left and centre. The word “classic” is set in oversized, slender lowercase letters, with “COLLECTION” in smaller capitals crossing beneath it. Across the lower third, “the music of” appears in white italic serif lettering, followed by “WALES” in much larger bold yellow capitals extending across the lower right. Beneath that, two compact lines of white capitals read “THE CLASSIC COLLECTION” and “Y CASGLIAD CLASUROL”. The text overlaps the photographs and coloured background, making the cover feel densely layered rather than divided into separate panels.