Ruscha similarly integrates bold text as a primary visual and conceptual element within his printmaking practice, using language to evoke psychological and cultural tension. His works share Miller's dry wit and post-modern sensibility around words as image.

Nauman consistently uses text based conceptual work to probe the darker recesses of human consciousness, anxiety, and desire, closely mirroring Miller's thematic territory. His etching and print works carry a similarly provocative and introspective psychological charge.

Wool's text driven works combine abstraction with confrontational language to create pieces that feel both conceptually rigorous and emotionally unsettling, much like Miller's approach. His use of printmaking processes and stark black compositions aligns closely with the visual texture and mood of this piece.