Xavier’s creative skill-set is ever-growing as he strives to bring all of them together harmoniously through his work. While every piece employs different techniques used in a seamless manner, most pieces begin with drawing on paper. Then he transfers his drawings to wood or simply renders them them as digital illustrations. If a drawing is transferred to wood he uses acrylic paint, marker, and cut paper to make a picture. He often uses Adobe Illustrator to create “digital paintings” and “digital blueprints” to plan color schemes and composition.

A well-rounded, Black-American perspective is important to XPayne's personal goals as he develops his catalog of work and exhibitions. He often refers to his work as “Black-Pop,” which is a word that focuses on the value of Black American influence on American culture. His saturated color palette is the result of coming from a marginalized group boldly expressing itself while passionately exclaiming, “I’m here and my worth is immense!” These works are designed to engage the viewer as quickly as possible.