The image features a striking black and white illustration. Dominating the center is a vintage motorcycle, its details rendered with precision. The motorcycle is flanked by two wrenches, one on each side, adding a mechanical touch to the composition. Above the motorcycle, the phrase "They say stress kills" is written in a bold, serif font. This statement is a playful nod to the motorcycle's presence, suggesting that the motorcycle itself might be a source of stress. Below the motorcycle, the phrase "Stress kills will I found the cure" is written in a similar style, reinforcing the theme of stress and its potential cures. The text is positioned directly under the motorcycle, creating a visual balance with the motorcycle above. The overall design is a blend of typography and illustration, creating a visually engaging piece that combines elements of mechanics and stress relief. The use of black and white gives the image a timeless, classic feel.