Rauschenberg similarly combined printmaking techniques with hand applied paint and mixed media elements, blurring boundaries between traditional disciplines in a boldly expressive and contemporary American style.

Johns frequently layered printmaking processes such as woodcut with hand applied encaustic and watercolor pigments, producing works that share Dine's interest in tactile surface texture and the interplay between print and paint.

Baselitz is renowned for large scale expressive woodcuts enhanced with bold hand applied color washes, closely mirroring Dine's combination of raw woodcut mark making with painterly watercolor pigmentation on paper.