Her distinctive technique involves working on Mylar or vellum to achieve transparency. She builds her images through thin applications of watercolour and ink. In her Radishes series, she focuses on the geometry of the vegetable rather than just its appearance. This approach creates a sense of depth that feels structural. She avoids heavy outlines, preferring to let the edges of her washes define the form.

Modern collectors value the balance between scientific observation and artistic expression in her prints. The My Personal Atlas prints offer a sophisticated aesthetic for contemporary spaces. These prints provide a quiet presence on a wall. They appeal to those who appreciate art that requires close observation. Her use of muted colour and clean compositions makes her prints easy to place in various home settings.