Retro Melody utilizes a bold vector aesthetic to construct a world of overlapping circles and sharp architectural lines. Bingham employs a high-contrast color scheme that draws from the playful saturation of past decades, creating a sense of depth through three-dimensional illusions and carefully placed gradients. The composition feels like a visual syncopation, where every sphere and angle contributes to a larger, melodic flow.

The illustration explores the intersection of abstract design and urban structure, inviting the viewer to navigate a maze of diverse perspectives. By layering patterns and shapes, the artist achieves a complex visual perception illusion that keeps the eye moving across the portrait frame. It is a celebration of shape and light, grounded in the graphic language of retro illustration.