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Yes, but the fact that you're asking probably means you wouldn't want to go that route because it's complicated.
Since the images are built to be a static size and dimension, you'd need to: take an existing image you like, decompile the boot settings into their different parts, edit them, add your files to the base storage, compile a boot image based on the resulting set of files, create united again, recombile the base image, and package that up and HOPE it works the first time, or else youretin a debug loop.
OR
Just boot a LiveCD and have another storage device mounted along with it. That can either be a separate named partition on the bootable media, or a separate one that gets mounted at boot at an expected location.
The latter option is much, much easier.