Coffee lemonade has roots in the 1800s, yet it still feels a bit unexpected in today’s crowded ready-to-drink coffee world.

Jonah Terry leans straight into that oddball charm with hand-drawn typography and a surreal tandem-bike duo sporting lemon and coffee-bean heads, mixing childhood notebook doodles with the scrappy indie illustration style that flourished in the 2010s. The rough pencil marks and imperfect lettering make the can look more like a page pulled from a sketchbook than a polished beverage label. It taps right into the current appetite for human-made graphics and intentional imperfection, giving Daydrink an identity that feels worlds away from the sleek minimalism and café seriousness still common across canned coffee.