Autumn Leaves by David Hockney is a computer drawing printed on wove paper, bursting with vibrant colors. The autumn leaves, rendered in striking yellow and orange, dominate the upper part of the print and compete for the viewer's attention with numerous lively natural elements spread across the image. Set against a backdrop of predominantly green tones, these leaves evoke a sense of nostalgia, symbolizing the inevitability of the changing seasons.

Hockney's portrayal of nature in this piece resembles a mosaic-like composition. The leafy surface, sprawling across the print, is composed of colorful, densely packed marks, showcasing a variety of textures. In the background, the leaves exhibit a subtle luster, creating an ambiguous scene where it's challenging to discern whether the viewer is looking at a leafy ground or a pond densely covered with leaves. This ambiguity adds a layer of depth and intrigue to the artwork, inviting viewers to immerse themselves in the rich, textural beauty of Hockney's autumnal vision.