His approach relies on clear outlines and flat backgrounds. In his portraits of Maharaja Pratap Singh, he used a sharp profile view to define the subject. He avoided heavy shading. He used precise linework to create form and volume. Works like the Shvetambara Jain Teacher show his ability to capture the specific character of a sitter with few details. His compositions are balanced and direct.

Modern collectors appreciate the graphic quality of these prints. The large scale of his mural cartoons, such as the Head of Krishna, fits well in contemporary rooms. These images offer historical weight without unnecessary decoration or visual clutter. They represent the courtly traditions of Rajasthan through a clean aesthetic. The bold shapes and clear lines make his work a popular choice for those seeking classical Indian art with a minimalist feel.