In Bundle of Joy, 83 Oranges employs an expressionist approach to document the raw, unadorned reality of familial bonds. The sketch prioritizes the feeling of the hold over anatomical precision, using fluid strokes to suggest a deep sense of spiritual protection and nurturing instincts. It is a study in how a few well-placed lines can convey the heavy, sweet burden of a new arrival and the quiet intensity of early parenthood.

The minimal composition focuses entirely on the intimate tenderness between figures, stripping away background noise to highlight the emotional depth of the moment. By leaning into the sketch-like quality of the work, the artist invites a deeper thematic exploration of motherhood and the affectionate bonds that define the human experience, presenting a collage of human experiences through a single, focused interaction.