WPA workshops brought together artists at varying stages of their careers, allowing young artists to make connections with established peers. Concentric rings of undulating lines form a tunnel in Olinka Hrdy’s Turner Falls II. Perhaps Dorothy Jeakins, whose desk adjoined Hrdy’s in the WPA Los Angeles Graphic Arts Workshop, chose to echo Hrdy’s sinuous composition with the pronounced profile and sweeping tresses of her portrait of Teru Osato (c. 1920–1946), a Japanese American art student. Both Hrdy and Jeakins worked in the studio at the same time as Helen Lundeberg, known for teaching the post-surrealist style. Her print Planets features mysterious juxtapositions of starkly rendered geometric forms.