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This is my favorite depiction of book Sandor, hands down. Absolutely stunning!
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This is terrific! Only complaint I have is the burn scar covering the lips. Very nicely done.Β
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I love this image so much. I have it saved on my phone just to make sure I wont loose it. This is the best Sandor ever. Are this truely yours? If it is, thank you so much. It changed the way I read de books. (Sorry for the bad inglish btw)
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This is absolutely amazing! I've been rereading the books and I could never quite picture his face but this is IT.
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I just love your interpretation of Sandor.Β Β This portrait reflects his depth of character and hits all the right notes- capturing his intensity, intelligence and the duality of his fundamental nature.Β It's the finest representation of book canon Sandor that I have come across. Β You are remarkable!
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It could be that the scars develop some sort of psoriasis due to the weakness of the skin. Β That may cause some redness and puss as described in the series, especially if he does not care for that sort of ailment properly. But I agree that her descriptions may be exaggerated due to age.
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But would is still have puss and be so red 20 years after the accident? And no burnt skin I've ever seen is like it's described in the books...
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Great! Awesome and wonderful.
I really like the picture.
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Wow, I think that has to be one of the best representations of him I've seen . . .
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Ooooh I like this very much 
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Thank you! I did a lot of research for the burns....
20-year-old burn wounds simply don't look the way they were described in the book (red and black, still somehow open), they look white and pink like this. I tried my hardest to make them look gnarly, but the fact is that old scars don't look black.
I think perhaps the book described them so terribly because his scarred face is more of a metaphor about unhealed internal wounds. So perhaps they should look like terrible unhealed open wounds... maybe I should paint another portrait with that in mind....
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Yes, I agree with you, even in times when skin grafts did not exist, the horror thant Sansa describes looks a bit too much ^^ But maybe it is just an exageration on her part, considering she is 11 or 12 when she sees the Hound for the first time, and completely horrified.
I like this parallel between the scars on his face and his internal wounds ! If the Gravedigger theory proves to be right (pleaaaase), then I hope Sandor will emerge physically changed as well (like, Elder Brother must have an herb mixture somewhere to heal terrible burn wounds).
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This is one of my favorites renditions of Sandor, if not the favorite!
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