Berry’s approach to wildlife illustration is rooted in keen observation and a lighthearted sense of wit. By utilizing colored pencils, she builds up the tactile, fuzzy textures of the orangutans' coats, creating a landscape that feels both intimate and grounded. The composition focuses on the social dynamics of these infants, highlighting the 'one kid' whose expression or posture distinguishes them from their peers, turning a natural study into a narrative of personality.

While the style leans toward the charm of children’s illustration, the work remains a dedicated study of primate behavior and anatomy. It avoids sentimentality in favor of a warm, unpretentious look at biodiversity. Through this focused lens, the piece celebrates the continuation of the species and the varied characters found within the tropical jungle, inviting a deeper appreciation for the preservation of these expressive creatures.