This black and white image uses a centered arrangement of text and shapes on a plain white background. At the top, several circles of different sizes and line weights lead the eye down to the words. The phrase is split into two distinct styles: the upper part uses thin, straight letters, while the center is dominated by large, flowing cursive script. At the very bottom, two small solid shapes represent a bottle and a glass, grounding the composition.

The contrast between the light, airy circles at the top and the heavy black silhouettes at the bottom creates a clear path for the viewer. The script in the middle is the largest element, drawing attention to the second half of the phrase. This layout follows the artist's environmental suggestion by giving the most visual weight to the alternative beverage mentioned in her description.

This piece belongs to a series of works that use humor and simple graphics to offer playful advice on conservation, similar to the entry about sharing a shower.