Robin Hood (Sherwood ballad) is the design system of the greenwood outlaw tale — Lincoln-green dye, arrow fletching, and gilt oak-leaf heraldry pressed into the deep forest dark of a medieval woodcut. It draws on the pre-1900 printed tradition of the Robin Hood garlands: black-letter broadsides, hand-cut oak and yew borders, and the flat mineral greens of Kendal cloth. Every surface reads like a page from a chapbook read aloud by firelight under the greenwood canopy — dense with foliage at the edges, clearing to parchment at the centre, cut through by the straight diagonal of a loosed arrow.