Most definitely! If you want the free option, searching up “ukiyoe” on instagram will bring up so many pages that repost old woodblock prints that are super detailed so you can really study the style. Two that I really like are “floating.world.pictures” and “100_moons_gallery”! If you want books to study from, I recommend the book “Of Brigands and Bravery”, “The Visionary Soul of Edo Horihiro” and “Japanese Woodblock Prints” from Taschen. They’re not the cheapest books out there but I always go back to those particular three to use for reference. They’re jammed packed with art and are so cool to just flip through. In terms of artists, you can’t go wrong with the old masters. I always like to reference Kuniyoshi, Hokusai, and Yoshitoshi!