This design shows a stylised volcano set inside a clean, framed layout. The shapes are simple and confident, with limited colours - warm yellows, oranges and deep pinks. It has a lino-cut feel in the bold shapes and solid blocks of colour. The eruption itself is exaggerated in a slightly playful way, with flowing lava and scattered bursts giving it a sense of movement without making it feel chaotic. “Llosgfynydd” is the Welsh word for “volcano,” combining “llosgi” (to burn) and “mynydd” (mountain). It’s a word that sounds exactly like what it describes — something large, active, and best observed from a distance. Wales doesn’t have any active volcanoes, although its landscape was shaped by volcanic activity a long time ago. These days, things are a bit quieter, which is probably for the best.
