Collier employs a collage-inspired technique to distill nature into its most fundamental elements, using geometric shapes and flat design to build a rich, layered environment. The composition draws heavily from the visual clarity found in children's book illustrations, where every leaf and stem is rendered with a deliberate, graphic weight that emphasizes form over intricate detail.

The work thrives on a diverse color palette that balances deep, saturated hues with softer tones, creating a sense of gentle elegance. By stripping away excess texture in favor of abstract artistry, Collier highlights the interaction between the small ladybird and its environment, using color variation and balance to guide the eye through a structured, botanical landscape.