Wesselmann similarly used acrylic on canvas to depict fragmented and stylized body parts with bold graphic clarity, often focusing on female figures and erogenous zones in a cool, flat representational style that mirrors Wesley's provocative figurative approach.

Ramos created figurative acrylic paintings featuring the nude human body with a similarly graphic, illustrative quality and a provocative attitude toward bodily representation, sharing Wesley's blend of pop sensibility with frank depictions of flesh and form.

Pearlstein's unflinching figurative paintings focus on the human body rendered with clinical directness and without idealization, sharing Wesley's interest in bodily forms as subject matter and his commitment to representational painting as a vehicle for provocative figurative content.