Basquiat combined oil stick, spray paint, and collaged elements on canvas with a raw gestural energy that closely mirrors Bradley's approach in Frank. Both artists merge drawing and painting techniques to create layered abstract compositions with an urgent expressive quality.

Twombly's use of oil stick and mixed media on canvas to produce gestural mark making and scrawled abstract forms shares a strong kinship with the technique and energy visible in Frank. His loose improvisational approach to combining drawing tools and paint on large surfaces directly parallels Bradley's working method.

Wool's integration of spray paint with other mixed media techniques on canvas to produce bold abstract compositions reflects the same urban influenced gestural language seen in Frank. Both artists embrace a raw unfinished aesthetic that blurs the boundary between painting, drawing, and collage.