500 Tattoo Designs

500 tattoo designs shown in full color or in neat black linework- Themes include Chinese characters, hieroglyphics, Gothic skulls, Celtic amulets, nymphs, dragons, talismans, religious symbols, and Native American tribal imagery- Also useful as a sourcebook for tattoo artists

Celebrity Skin: Tattoos, Brands, and Body Adornments of the Stars

This look at some tattooed celebrities, including Johnny Depp, Drew Barrymore, Angelina Jolie, Sean Connery, and the Backstreet Boys, answers questions of the significance of their tattoos, and presents the ultimate photo collection of their body art.

The Sketchbook: 80 Unique Designs by the World's Finest Tattoo Artists

The Sketchbook: 80 Unique Designs by the World's Finest Tattoo Artists

Harley-Davidson Motorcycles

The Milwaukee Marvel takes center stage in this colorful work written by two of the motorcycling industry's best-selling authors. This colorful volume not only tells the history of Harley-Davidson motorcycles, it also features the legendary motorcycles that made the company an American legend. Beautifully illustrated! Sftbd., 8 1/4'x 9', 96 pgs., 10 b&w ill., 80 color.

Ink: The Not-Just-Skin-Deep Guide to Getting a Tattoo

Guide to Getting a Tattoo

The Alchemy & the Agony: Sacred Art & Tattoos

The Alchemy & the Agony: Sacred Art & Tattoos

Body Piercing and Tattoos (Hardcover)

Body Piercing and Tattoos

Tattoos from the Floating World: Ukiyo-E Motifs in Japanese Tattoo

This unique book by tattoo artist Takahiro Kitamura (Horitaka, a pupil of Horiyoshi III) discusses the art of the Japanese tattoo in the context of Ukiyo-e, concentrating on the parallel histories of the woodblock print and the tattoo. Through high quality illustrations it shows that the Japanese tattoo is highly reliant on and linked to the woodblock print and that it deserves a position among the other art forms. A range of typical ukiyo-e motifs in the Japanese tattoo are discussed and illustrated by the original Japanese prints, and sketches, drawings and tattoos by tattoo master Horiyoshi III. The book ends with a special essay by Don Ed Hardy.

Suits Made to Fit: Tattoos from the New Skool Tattoo Collective

Suits Made to Fit: Tattoos from the New Skool Tattoo Collective

Prison Tattoos

In prison, the tattoo stakes a claim to individuality. In Prison Tattoos, Douglas Hall Kent uses his camera as a sociologist's tool, photographing inmates from America's prisons whose tattoos, professionally done and homemade, indelibly imprint on their bodies what these men desire in their souls: autonomy and identity. Includes 80 pages of photos and a page of temporary tattoos.