Thiebaud created color woodcuts and prints with bold flat planes of saturated color and geometric clarity that closely parallel Diebenkorn's approach in this piece. His printmaking work shares the same luminous color relationships and crisp planar structure seen in this cobalt and red composition.

Albers devoted his career to exploring how flat intersecting color planes create optical depth and luminosity, precisely the qualities Diebenkorn achieves in this woodcut with its cobalt blue, white, and golden yellow fields. His print series share the same geometric abstraction and rigorous investigation of color relationships.

Kelly produced color lithographs and woodcuts featuring expansive flat fields of bold saturated color anchored by clean geometric edges, a visual language nearly identical to what Diebenkorn employs in this blue and red composition. Both artists used printmaking to explore how pure color planes create tension and spatial depth without illusionistic representation.