Tatt's enough now! Mickey Rourke, 61, proves he's still a bad boy as gets MORE tattoos done... and shows off his buff body

He's known for augmenting his body with intense workouts and a fair share of plastic surgery to correct damage inflicted from his stint as a professional boxer in the Nineties.

But Mickey Rourke is also a fan of permanently painting the canvas of his skin with an ever increasing number of tattoos, as his torso


The 61-year-old was spotted displaying his still ripped and muscular frame on Saturday as he whipped off his shirt for a brand new inking in West Hollywood.

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Painting the canvas: Mickey Rourke got ready for a new inking at Shamrock Tattoo in West Hollywood on Saturday

The star, who sadly admits that his facial cosmetic surgeries was botched by 'going to the wrong guy'

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Permanent sleeves: The 61-year-old had some designs taped his muscular arms

for the delicate work, was spotted with some pieces of paper featuring ornate designs taped to his right arm.
The tribal looking illustrations ran up the sides of the actor's chiselled triceps, elbow, and just beneath his shoulder.
Mickey wasn't topless the entire time as he arrived in an argyle vest teamed with a pair of ripped camouflage trousers that exposed the area near his crotch.
The ill-fitting pants were a bit big on the star, revealing the top band of his briefs, but thankfully he used a long leather belt to tie them in place.
Showing off his admirably taut washboard abs, Mickey could be seen at one point strutting around Shamrock Tattoo slugging a Coke as he hugged another shirtless patron of the establishment.
But Mickey has also inspired a burgeoning Hollywood starlet to get tattoos herself.
Megan Fox told MTV in 2010 after filming Passion Play: 'Mickey is such a beautiful, wonderful human being. He's so genuine and so sweet and so talented. I just love him to death.
'I kept telling him that he needs to have kids, because I think he's going to be an amazing dad. I hope he does that soon.
'I actually got a tattoo that is sort of in honour of him. It's on my ribs. I don't know if it's been photographed yet, but it'll come out eventually, I'm sure. I just love him very much and think he's very special.'

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Prepared: Mickey looked to be mentally readying himself for the needle work

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Chest bump: The star hugged another shirtless patron in West Hollywood

There was a time when a mere glimpse of Mickey's body would send his fans into paroxysms of delight.
The Nine and a Half Weeks star was the ultimate pin up; ripped torso, beautiful face and possessed of a cheeky glint in the eyes before the dip in the roller coaster ride of his career took place in the 1990s - including a stint as a professional boxer, which permanently injured his face.
The star started boxing professionally in 1991 and claims most of the facial cosmetic procedures he underwent were to correct injuries sustained from the sport, in which he boasts a modest record of six wins and two draws.
He previously said: 'Most of it was to mend the mess of my face because of the boxing, but I went to the wrong guy to put my face back together.
'I had my nose broken twice. I had five operations on my nose and one on a smashed cheekbone.'

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A cold one: Mickey slugged a Coke waiting to his work done

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Lounging about: The Wrestler star leaned against a doorway

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Welcoming committee: The actor looked to be in high spirits as fans waved hello

When the star was only 12-years-old he began an amateur boxing career that spanned from 1964 to 1973, compiling a record of 27 wins (17 by knockout) and three losses. At one point, he reportedly scored 12 consecutive first-round knockouts.

Rourke had been friendly with pro-boxer Tommy Torino. When Rourke decided to return to boxing as a professional, Torino promoted some of Rourke's fights.
He has dipped in and out of Hollywood throughout his life with one of his most well known films, the steamy Nine 1/2 Weeks being released in 1986.

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Drawing up the plans: Mickey patiently waited as his designs were affixed to his arm

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Looking fit: Now in his seventh decade the star looked remarkably trim and lean

Rourke made his comeback in mainstream Hollywood circles with a lead role in the acclaimed Sin City in 2005, for which he won awards from the Chicago Film Critics Association, the Irish Film and Television Awards, and the Online Film Critics Society.
In the 2008 movie The Wrestler, Rourke portrayed a past-his-prime wrestler, and received a 2009 Golden Globe award, a BAFTA award, and a nomination for an Academy Award. In 2010 he appeared in Iron Man 2 and The Expendables.
He will star once again, playing his character Marv, in the forthcoming Sin City sequel called A Dame to Kill For, which is in post-production and due out later this year.

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A style all his own: Mickey was spotted the night before in a pastel jacket and faded skinny jeans