Toledo worked closely with the Taller de Grafica Popular atelier, now known as Mixografia, to create prints with enhanced dimensionality and texture, departing from traditional printmaking methods. The technique allows artists to incorporate elements of relief and fine surface detail into prints. Toledo's embrace of Mixografia aligns with his broader artistic practice of combining diverse materials and techniques from Western and Indigenous artistic practices. He explored various media and supports, including handmade paper, a key element of the Mixografia process.