Tattooing


Inked (World of the Lupi, #5.5)
Snakes And Earrings
Secret Historian: The Life and Times of Samuel Steward, Professor, Tattoo Artist, and Sexual Renegade
The Tattoo Dictionary: An A-Z guide to the secret language of tattoos
Customizing the Body: The Art and Culture of Tattooing by Clinton Sanders (2008-06-04)
Basic Fundamentals Of Modern Tattoo
Bodies of Subversion: A Secret History of Women and Tattoo
The Tattoo History Source Book
Quicksilver (Fae & Alchemy, #1)
Dire Bound (The Wolves of Ruin, #1)
Sumi-e: The Iconography of Japan
TATTOO: The Iconography of Japan
Kim Jung-Gi 2022 Sketch Collection
Ed Hardy: Deeper than Skin: Art of the New Tattoo
Hokusai (Basic Art)
The Sleeper and the Spindle by Neil GaimanWhite by Michael HussarThe Dark Book - Into the Mysterious Mind of the Artists by Kuang Chu10 Years of Tattooing - My story and Art Book by Anrijs StraumeReversed Cathedral by øjeRum
Gothic / Dark Art books
12 books — 2 voters

Shelly Dax
Tattooers could decide to mix their own ink. However, I believe choosing tattoo ink from well-established companies who supply ink to the public, use safe handling practices, and regularly test their ink, is an excellent choice.
Shelly Dax, The Tattoo Textbook: Escape the Grind, Do What You Love, and Launch Your Kick-Ass Tattoo Career

Shelly Dax
In tattooing, linework is arguably the most important element. Lines form the basis of our sketches and the stencils used to apply the artwork to the skin.
Shelly Dax, The Tattoo Textbook: Escape the Grind, Do What You Love, and Launch Your Kick-Ass Tattoo Career

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