Stylistically, the artist's work is distinguished by the following essential elements:

Neopop and Illustrative Aesthetics: The composition features simple, synthesized forms reminiscent of editorial illustration, modern pattern design, and Pop Art. The simplification of the petals, leaves, and vase seeks visual impact through direct iconography rather than analytical realism.

Defined Outlines: The use of continuous, uniform, and well-defined lines to delineate each figure gives the work a clean, graphic, and two-dimensional finish—a trait heavily influenced by comics and contemporary graphic design.

Palette of Flat and Contrasting Colors: The artist uses blocks of solid color (flat colors, without gradients or complex shading) with vibrant and striking tones such as the orange of the vase and the purple of the flowers. The use of a deep black background creates a high-impact contrast that makes the floral motifs appear more three-dimensional and visually prominent.

Signature as an Identity Element: The inclusion of her stylized signature with a heart and minimalist lettering (“MARY”) not only serves as an authorial mark but also integrates organically into the informal visual language of the streets.