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Kind of a tiny follow-up to [link]

But mostly just something I noticed when comparing every painting I could find of him. In the bloody hatchet version (that was corrected to having the hatchet simply gleaming), poor Noose-Neck looks even more wounded than usual, having blood stains and tears all over his clothes, a neck wound from the rope (which seems a bit low to me.. The wound would be higher, I'd think??), and something I couldn't truly make out until getting a better image of that particular painting: His left eye is clearly wounded. In the other paintings, he's leering, simply giving the stink-eye to passers by in the paintings where he still has a normal living skintone. By the time he's cadaverous in the full-shot paintings, he seems to be winking, still giving the evil eye. But in the bloody portrait, his closed eye is actually scarred as if to give him reason to keep it closed. Of course, it could just be an extra detail the artist added to make him seem a bit more scary (He made the hatchet bloody, after all! Last time I checked, ropes don't bleed when you cut them >XD)

.....Aaaaaand that's pretty much all I have to say. Just comparing all those paintings of him and how the artists can't seem to make up their minds >X3

Description
Kind of a tiny follow-up to [link]

But mostly just something I noticed when comparing every painting I could find of him. In the bloody hatchet version (that was corrected to having the hatchet simply gleaming), poor Noose-Neck looks even more wounded than usual, having blood stains and tears all over his clothes, a neck wound from the rope (which seems a bit low to me.. The wound would be higher, I'd think??), and something I couldn't truly make out until getting a better image of that particular painting: His left eye is clearly wounded. In the other paintings, he's leering, simply giving the stink-eye to passers by in the paintings where he still has a normal living skintone. By the time he's cadaverous in the full-shot paintings, he seems to be winking, still giving the evil eye. But in the bloody portrait, his closed eye is actually scarred as if to give him reason to keep it closed. Of course, it could just be an extra detail the artist added to make him seem a bit more scary (He made the hatchet bloody, after all! Last time I checked, ropes don't bleed when you cut them >XD)

.....Aaaaaand that's pretty much all I have to say. Just comparing all those paintings of him and how the artists can't seem to make up their minds >X3