He worked hard on this for about 5years.

Big improvement . . . and welcome back!

He seems to be saying, I'm not done yet. Give it another year or 2.

whoa! haha, did he have two uglies and after a decapitation here and there, he ended up with one super frankenstein ugly?

After working on the Ice bat for the last 5 years he's probably put in about 2600 hours on this piece, it was a very self reflective journey filled with highs and lows.

The stuffing was worked out naturally over time, he believes patience is a virtue and as such nothing was rushed. He also values these "toys" in a more innocent childlike way than most of us would, the de-stuffing came through nothing but natural "play" much as a child would play with their toy.

Once it became nothing but a hallow carcass he gnawed through the neck of the bat, symbolically severing the ties to his childhood and innocence and embarking on path of brutality he felt he was destined for through a spiritual connection to his namesake Gunnar (Hansen).

He wrapped the severed head over a pyramid head ugly doll, he chose the pyramid head to symbolize his ties to the illuminati.

And that is pretty much it, 5 years later "Fabric face" was born.

I'm asking $52,000 for this piece to reflect both the artists time spent on it and due to the fact that I will have to fist fight it away from him, which will surely leave me requiring reconstructive surgery and we all know that can be quite costly.

Thanks Andy!

He looks deservedly proud of it...