Ruby Dickinson the world's youngest tattoo maker

Ruby Dickinson is opening the road work as the world’s youngest tattoo maker. Only three years old, little Ruby learns to make a tattoo of his father who has a tattoo studio.Ruby’s dad, Blane Dickinson is currently teaching his little daughter to make a tattoo with his favorite picture that is a spider. Tattoos are partly drawn by Ruby on his right foot, is expected to be completed within the next week .Blane myself feel proud of his son. “It will be a proud and special moment for me and she (Ruby),” Blane said as quoted by The Sun, Sunday (18/4/2010).”Ruby really liked it (tattoo) and I am pleased to be able to teach what I can,” added Blane.

Ruby learns to make a tattoo place went to kindergarten every day. His father bought a special tattoo-maker who was imported from the United States (U.S.). The tool is specifically designed to fit with his hand.If Ruby had finished with the tattoo, then he will take over the record for youngest tattoo maker who had been held by a Canadian girl Emilie Darrigade. Darrigade make the most of a butterfly tattoo on her father’s hand when he was five years old.

50 Cent's want to remove the tattoos

50 Cent’s many tattoos have always been a part of the rapper’s image. He’s displayed them prominently on album covers and in magazines throughout his career. But the ink that made him stand out in the music world isn’t serving him so well now that 50 Cent the rapper is becoming 50 Cent the rapper-actor. So Curtis Jackson (his real name) has begun the process of removing many of them with costly laser procedures.People reports that Jackson removed some of his iconic arm tattoos, saying that not only were they limiting the roles he could play, but that having them covered up for films was getting to be a pain.”[Laser removal] cuts down on the amount of time I have to spend in makeup covering them up,” says the actor. Jackson has roles in several upcoming films, including Twelve with Chace Crawford (out later this year), 2011’s Things Fall Apart, and The Dance, a boxing film costarring Nicolas Cage.Last November, Jackson made it clear that he values sleep over body art, saying that covering the ink in the makeup chair often required him to show up on set four hours before the other actors. And even when the ink is covered up, some rigorous roles won’t withstand the industry’s heaviest makeup. Jackson said of his role in The Dance, which is now in development, “When you’re a fighter, you’re sweating, [and] with a whole bunch of make-up on and stuff like that, it doesn’t look real to me.”

But fans of 50 Cent’s most unique tattoo – the giant “50 Cent” on his back – shouldn’t fret: That one is here to stay. “I can’t take that off,” he says. (Lucky for him, a back tattoo is usually pretty easy to hide under clothing.)Meanwhile, another famously tattooed celebrity is still using her body as a canvas, makeup-chair hours notwithstanding. On the cover of the latest Entertainment Weekly, Angelina Jolie displays what appears to be a new tattoo – the underlining of text on the back of her neck. (The text, which is not new, reads: “know your rights”.)

Like 50 Cent, Jolie (who is currently promoting her new movie, Salt) is no stranger to changing her mind about supposedly permanent body ink. Jolie altered an upper-arm tribute to her ex-husband Billy Bob Thornton after the two split up. Jolie’s arm now displays the map coordinates of where each of her six children were born.