His artistic approach often involved placing small figures within large outdoor settings. Works such as De nestuithaler or Peasants Feasting at an Outdoor Table show his interest in everyday behaviour. He frequently used proverbs or moral lessons as the basis for his subjects. These stories were told through physical action and clear gestures. His designs were frequently engraved, which made his specific style a standard for genre painting.

These prints appeal to collectors who appreciate detailed observation and historical social scenes. The images of fishing and feasting provide a sense of life in the early seventeenth century. They are factual representations of period clothing and local architecture. A print by Vinckboons adds a layer of narrative interest to a wall. The balance of nature and human presence remains attractive for modern interior design.