Books of note:
‘Bodies of Subversion’ by Margot Mifflin
‘Stewed, Screwed, & Tattooed’ by Madame Chinchilla 
‘Tattoo Times’ by Don Ed Hardy 
‘The Tattoo History,’ source book by Steve Gilbert 
‘New York City Tattoo’ by Mike McCabe 
‘Sailor Jerry Collins: American Tattoo Master’ by Don Ed Hardy

- Joe Capobianco’s tips from this article

Great stuff right here. A book for anyone interested in caligraphy, graffiti och the general look of letters. I’d buy it if I had the money but at least you can google preview the first 3 letters right of the site. Inspiration on how to put together those lines.

Also: Dover = my new favorite publisher for reference books and just about anything. Wow, just wow! Big shout out to Frej Lind for turning me on to them.

edit:
Just found two awesome Gustave Dore books for cheap: ONE (most awesome), TWO (pretty damn cool) Make that THREE. (religious imagery bonanza)
Also: All Mighty William Blake
Also: Albrech Durer, pure master
One last Dore, Crusades.
German expressionism woodcuts, have you heard anything more exciting?
American Traditional tattoo designs, enough for today.

Always on the look out for grim, yet beautiful, symbolism packed imagery for inspiration, own art projects and tattoo motifs. This is turning into a post where I long for cash to buy stuff. Drooling so much right now. Good night.

This: http://holyroarrecords.com/accessory.php?id=544&shop=1
And this: http://object5.tumblr.com/

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I need to have this later on. E-book.

Self help book, penned by Stephen R. Covey. @ amazon. I refuse to become a self help-book junkie but this actually seems worthwhile.