Shahn created politically charged figurative works centered on laborers and social justice, using bold imagery and text integration that closely mirrors Borofsky's focus on workers and political commentary with an energetic visual language.

Kent's vibrant screenprints combined bold color fields with integrated text and strong social and political messaging, sharing the same medium, colorful aesthetic, and activist spirit found in Borofsky's Workers on Planet Earth series.

Haring's energetic figurative screenprints depicted humanity on a monumental scale with social and political themes, using bold simplified human forms and a colorful palette that resonates strongly with Borofsky's treatment of global labor and collective human experience.