This piece is part of a series of minimalist designs centred on well-known parts of Wales. Rhossili Bay runs along the western edge of the Gower Peninsula, with the distinctive shape of Worm’s Head reaching out into the Bristol Channel. The name “Worm” comes from the old Norse word wyrm, meaning dragon or sea serpent, a reference to the long, low shape of the tidal island as it rises from the water. The design uses bold colour blocks and clean lines to suggest the curve of the bay and the outline of Worm’s Head. There’s no added detail, just a strong coastal silhouette and clear lettering that stands out. A simple, bright take on one of Wales’s most recognisable shorelines.
