His unique style of portraiture combines photorealism with thick, heavy brushstrokes that create a surreal dichotomy between realism and impressionism. Lepard uses vivid palettes and unusual colors in unfitting places to create different textures that are almost whimsical. A few of his pieces are similar to the cubist art of the early 20th-century by masters such as Picasso and Cezanne. In his words, Lepard's art "[explores] notions of singularity, concepts of time and patterns of change". This is exhibited in his work by the different light sources, colors, and angles. In works like Understand Still, to the right, he even combines different subjects to create collage-like faces.