By keeping these things in mind, you can create expressive comic book characters that convey the tone of the story.

Hall ET. A system for the notation of proxemic behavior. American Anthropologist. October 1963;65(5):1003-1026. doi:10.1525/aa.1963.65.5.02a00020. Charlie paid for his bag of sweets. Just as he was leaving, the shopkeeper handed him a Plonka Bar and winked at him.” It’s that face we make when we feel something in between disapproval and complete disgust. Examples, please! His writing was so small that the whole class was squinting at the board trying to read it.” Sideways glance Disgust is expressed by a wrinkled nose and is associated with emotions such as revulsion, loathing, and abhorrence.The best way to read someone's body language is to pay attention. Look out for any of the following eye signals. The expressions can be used to communicate a wide range of emotions, from happiness and joy to sadness and hatred. In addition, continue to develop emotional intelligence. The more in touch you are with how you feel, the easier it often is to sense how others are receiving you. You'll be able to tell when someone is open and receptive, or, on the other hand, if they are closed-off and need some space. So I went to the embassy to report my stolen passport, and the guy there just rolled his eyes at me! Ridiculous!” Wink

Women’s minds work in strange ways. Their thinking process is a lot different from us, and it is hard to learn about their intentions for most men. Most of the men keep wondering all their lives about what their women actually wanted from them and ignore the clear signs looking right in their eyes. Or you might be doing that expression that says, “Yes, yes, yes. You saw a horse with five legs. The thing is, I don’t believe you.” Examples, please! They can occur as fast as 1/15 to 1/25 of a second. You see them everywhere. Bill Clinton showed them during his testimony.He pulled the knife out of his arm with just a wince of pain and then jumped off the waterfall into the river and beat up a crocodile.”