Expression Yourself

I hand drew these expressions of Tinkerbell, a Disney fairy. I drew her using these expressions: sassy, pouty, disappointment, laughing, worried, happy, silly, sad, angry, and serious.While drawing these expressions I noticed it's much harder than it looks to keep drawing the same face the same way, but changing tiny things about the face. Without specific parts of Tinkerbell's hair or face being present it didn't even look like her and I found that very interesting. For each expression I felt differently about drawing. I drew these specific expressions to try to show a variety of faces for Tinkerbell. I wanted to show positive emotions and negative emotions. The way I numbered each expression is based on how they're placed on the page. Here are some thoughts for each emotion:
1. Sassy - This is the second expression I drew. I wanted to show Tinkerbell's sassy side, because we all know she has an attitude. I had to watch how I drew her eyes, her eyebrows, and her mouth in order to make sure I was conveying her "sassiness" correctly.
2. Pouty - I think pouty is a classic Tinkerbell look, at least in her newer animation movies on Disney Channel. I have been exposed to those movies because my little sister is enthusiastic about them. I like the way her mouth is smaller and her eyes are looking away, as if she's really annoyed.
3. Disappointment - I tried to put her mouth higher than in the other expressions because I thought it would convey the emotion better. I also made Tinkerbell's eyebrows pointing down and added some wrinkles in between her eyes to help show the emotion.
4. Laughing - When I first started drawing this I couldn't get the eyes to look like they were really closed and then I had trouble with the mouth. I tried focusing on Tinkerbell's eyelashes before realizing they weren't most important in this expression.
5. Worried - For this expression I drew Tinkerbell's eyes differently than what I had been drawing for the others. I made the eyes more round, shaped the eyebrows upward, and widened the mouth to show the distress on Tinkerbell's face.
6. Happy - This is the first drawing I did. I only wanted to draw one full body drawing and I wanted it to be one where Tinkerbell wasn't showing any specific emotion, so I draw just a simple smile. At first I forgot the eyebrows and she looked funny, and then I realized what I was missing.
7. Silly - This is the last expression I drew. I wanted it to be different from all the others and what I had been missing was something not-so-serious, so I drew a silly face. I wanted the eyes crossed and her tongue sticking out to show Tinkerbell's silly side.
8. Sad - This expression was one of the more simpler ones. I wanted Tinkerbell's eyebrows to show this emotion, as well as her eyes being a little closed. This one I didn't even draw eyelashes because it would have taken the emotion away.
9. Angry - This was a more complex expression to draw because of the extra detail it needed. I drew Tinkerbell's eyebrows downward, made her mouth more open, and added some wrinkles in between her eyes to show this emotion.
10. Serious - With this expression I wanted her mouth to be smaller and less expressive. Tinkerbell's eyebrows show the expression most, along with the wrinkles in between her eyes.