The composition centers on the iconic silhouette of a monstera leaf, reimagined through a fusion of digital art techniques and traditional botanical influences. 83 Oranges employs a vibrant color palette of greens and blues, using watercolor strokes to create a sense of fluid movement across the plant's broad surface. The interplay of light and shadow is rendered through soft gradients, giving the graphic design a depth that mimics the dappled light of a forest canopy.

There is a playful, illustrative quality to the work that leans into the aesthetic of children’s book illustrations while maintaining the sophistication of abstract art forms. By isolating the leaf against a clean backdrop, the artist emphasizes the inherent beauty of plant life, turning a common natural entity into a study of form and color contrast. The result is a piece that honors the wild spirit of the tropics through a controlled, modern lens.