Tompsett utilizes a distinct watercolor technique to map the Minneapolis skyline, replacing traditional architectural precision with a rich interplay of color. The composition focuses on the recognizable silhouettes of the city's tallest structures, rendered in deep blues, purples, and earthy tones that bleed into one another. This approach emphasizes the structural rhythm of the urban landscape while allowing the medium's natural fluidity to dictate the edges of the frame.

Below the horizon line, intentional paint splatters and vertical drips anchor the buildings, suggesting a sense of energy and life within the concrete. By stripping away fine detail in favor of organic abstraction, the artwork captures the specific identity of the Twin Cities through a lens of movement and light. The result is a cityscape that feels both grounded in its geography and liberated by the expressive nature of the watercolor medium.