Y Flwyddyn Dwy Fil

Inside the image.

A square album cover in a warm, strongly unified yellow-orange palette shows two light-skinned men in a close photographic portrait. The older-looking man stands slightly behind on the left, angled towards the camera with a broad smile; the younger-looking man fills much of the lower-right foreground and looks straight out with a quieter expression. Their heads sit close together, with the nearer face larger and lower in the frame. Both wear dark collared clothing, partly visible against the amber-toned shadows. The left figure has pale, tousled hair; the right figure has short, dark hair.

The portrait fills the cover, with no visible border. The men emerge from a softly indistinct, mottled background in the same golden hue; the darkest area falls between and behind their heads, while the corners and upper background are pale yellow. The photograph is treated in a monochrome sepia-like tint, with bright highlights on faces and hair and deep orange-brown shadows. Fine facial details and clothing remain visible, though the image has a soft, aged-looking photographic appearance.

Large dark orange-brown lettering is centred across the top in two lines. The first reads “Dylan a Neil” in a bold, slanted serif style; beneath it, “Y Flwyddyn Dwy Fil” appears smaller in a similar italic serif. A small, pale cream caption is centred near the bottom over the men’s clothing, arranged across three lines: “5 cân wych gan y tad a'r mab o'r Felinheli” and “5 great country songs from the” / “father-and-son duo”. The lower lettering is much finer and lower in contrast than the title, and its first line is particularly difficult to make out against the photograph.