The image features a black and white illustration of a woman with a dramatic expression. She is holding a martini glass to her mouth, as if she is either tasting or smelling the contents. The woman's hair is styled in a vintage fashion, and she is wearing a dress with a polka dot pattern. Above her head, there is a banner with the text "Born to Drink, Force to Work." The text is in a bold, capitalized font, and the words "Born to Drink" are larger than "Force to Work." The phrase is a play on the well-known saying "Born to be wild, forced to be tame," which is often associated with the character of Jane Austen's Elizabeth Bennet from the novel "Pride and Prejudice." The overall style of the image is reminiscent of vintage advertisements, with a clear emphasis on the text and the woman's dramatic pose. The use of black and white gives the image a timeless, classic feel.