The image features a black and white illustration with a playful and whimsical theme. At the center, there are four stylized faces, each with a unique expression and a different hairstyle. The faces are arranged in a square pattern, with two faces on the top row and two on the bottom. Above the faces, there is a text that reads "Well Behaved Women. Seldom Make History." This phrase is a play on the famous saying "Well Behaved Women Rarely Make History," which is often attributed to Eleanor Roosevelt. The phrase is written in a casual, handwritten font, adding to the playful nature of the image. Below the faces, there are two additional texts. The first one, "SELFMADE," is written in a larger, bold font, suggesting that the faces are self-portraits. The second text, "HISTORY," is written in a smaller, cursive font, reinforcing the theme of the image. Scattered around the image are small black stars, adding a touch of whimsy to the overall design. The stars are placed randomly, creating a sense of movement and dynamism. The image has a clean, white background, which contrasts with the black elements, making them stand out. The use of black and white gives the image a classic and timeless feel. The overall composition of the image is