Ruscha shares Pettibon's approach of combining text and image in large scale printmaking, producing monumental lithographs with bold graphic sensibilities rooted in American contemporary art. Both artists use text as a central visual and conceptual element within their print works.

Kelley worked alongside Pettibon in the Los Angeles contemporary art scene, producing large scale works that blend subcultural imagery with raw graphic mark making and sardonic narrative qualities. His prints and works on paper share the same irreverent, text driven visual language seen in this lithograph.

Johanson creates bold graphic works that merge hand drawn imagery with written text and a distinctly American countercultural sensibility, closely echoing Pettibon's monumental print aesthetic. His large scale works share the same raw, narrative driven approach to color and figuration visible in this lithograph.