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References
- ↑ WIN-Initiative 2010 "Source 1" Accessed 10/18/10
- ↑ WINk Magazine "Source 2" Accessed 10/18/10
- ↑ Hans Neleman "Moko: Maori Tattoo", 1999 "Source 3", Accessed 10/18/10
- ↑ Hans Neleman, "Silence", 2000 "Source 4", Accessed 10/18/10
- ↑ Hans Neleman, "Night Chicas", 2003, "Source 5" Accessed 10/18/10
- ↑ 10 Best 10 "Source 6" Accessed 10/18/10
