This piece forms part of a series of minimalist designs focused on well-known parts of Wales. Langland Bay sits on the Gower Peninsula, known for its wide curve of sand, low cliffs and the line of green beach huts along the back of the shore. Those huts have become part of the bay’s identity, set out in a neat row above the tide and marking one of the most recognisable stretches of coastline near Mumbles. The artwork uses bold blocks of colour and simple lines to suggest the curve of the beach and the outline of the huts without added detail. The lettering stays clear and balanced, letting the name sit easily within the layout. A bright, straightforward take on one of the Gower’s best-known bays.
