Bingham’s process begins with the tactile nature of hand-drawing, a foundation that remains visible even as the work transitions into a polished vector format. The octopus is rendered with a focus on dynamic movement, its limbs weaving through the landscape orientation with a rhythmic quality reminiscent of urban murals. The use of saturated color gives the subject a graphic weight, making the intricate anatomy feel both approachable and stylistically complex.

While the piece carries a playful charm, it also draws on tattoo art techniques and graffiti-style linework to create a sense of depth. The abstraction of the oceanic form allows the viewer to focus on the interplay of shapes and design elements. By balancing the organic flow of nature with the precision of digital tools, Bingham creates a portrait of marine life that feels alive with kinetic energy.