The image features a black and white illustration of a woman holding a cup of coffee. The woman is depicted in a classic style, reminiscent of mid-20th century fashion, with her hair styled in a manner consistent with that era. She is wearing a polka dot dress and has a pearl necklace. The woman is holding a cup of coffee in her hand, and there is a steam rising from the cup, suggesting that the coffee is hot. Above the woman, there is text that reads "Coffee because Murder is Wrong," which is a play on the phrase "Coffee because Murder is Wrong." The text is written in a stylized font that complements the overall aesthetic of the image. The phrase is a humorous take on the idea that coffee can be a substitute for more serious or intense experiences, such as crime or drama. The image is likely intended to be humorous and light-hearted, playing on the idea of coffee as a comforting or energizing beverage.